Sentence examples for the first sunlight from inspiring English sources

Is it waiting for the first sunlight?

The first sunlight which hit my eyes almost blinded me.

I record the first sunlight hitting my windows at seven-thirty and touching the ground in the back around eight.

Some mornings, the first sunlight illuminated low-lying clouds on the horizon, so that they resembled islands.

One of the aspects contributing to this difficulty is that not all ionospheric altitudes are exposed to the first sunlight of the day at the same time.

For 3,000 feet the "Wall of the Morning Light," so called because it receives the first sunlight of the day, is perpen dicular or overhanging, with a final 400 feet of rugged rise to the summit.

The gnarled, bare branches of the sycamore trees and the glare of the week's first sunlight cast some scary shadows on Stricker's game down in the lower part of the golf course.

Spry clicks and bells whirl like dust particles visible in the beam of dawn's first sunlight while seemingly infinite pads stretch to a time beyond the horizon when you know you'll have to go home.

For Unilever, it is entrenched in our heritage, from when our founder, Lord Lever, created the first brand, Sunlight soap.

First, sunlight is used to split water into hydrogen and oxygen.

He would start a medium-slow blues solo very softly with a weaving five-note phrase, pause, play a high, barely audible blue note, and duck back to his opening phrase, still as soft as first sunlight.