Sentence examples for through the glare from inspiring English sources

Glittering lines of rain fell aslant through the glare of the lights overhead.

Where in the sprawl could I find the oddballs able to see through the glare and take advantage of the city's unmatched energy?

To judge by many of the performances on Monday, this is the sort of choreography that looks better — but only slightly — through the glare of glass.

Just as important, Ms. Goldberg forges close friendships with the cast members of TV shows — as shown by the Facebook conversations — and guides them through the glare of the press.

A classic album by Miles Davis was called Kind of Blue, and Blue Note later recorded the guitarist Kenny Burrell's Midnight Blue, attuned to the mood of a moonlit sky seen through the glare of urban streetlights.

Much of America -- the part that lives behind the wheel of a car and views life through the glare of the windshield -- has long since adapted to life in a bubble.

Sometimes we'd stop for gas before rolling north along the river, the dark of the back seat cut through by the glare of harsh gas station fluorescents.

Through the hazy glare of the spotlight he notices a fat older guy staring up at him with particularly doltish indifference.

But it remained sunny, so sunny that I should have put on some sunglasses to cut the glare through the windows.

From the air I had squinted through the piercing glare of Lake Skadar, a national park, to absorb the terrifying peaks of the 8,000-foot-high 8,000-foot-high 8,000-foot-highd the Albanian border.

A pleasant woman at the Continental President's Club gave me a voucher for a hotel and a meal, and I felt like a vagrant as night pressed on through the cold glare of George Bush Intercontinental Airport.