Sentence examples for treacherous light from inspiring English sources

After clearing Gibraltar we'll head for the Equator, angling across the Atlantic toward South America to work around the treacherous light breezes of the South Atlantic high.

Ennis, riding against the wind back to the sheep in the treacherous, drunken light, thought he'd never had such a good time, felt he could paw the white out of the moon.

Even more mysterious is that the process seems to be taking place in the highly treacherous Orion Nebula, 1500 light years away.

The final qualifying runs were done on 'slick' dry-weather tyres as the track dried out following further overnight rain after officials were forced to call off Saturday's running because of treacherous conditions and fading light.

"Now that North Korea's treacherous deeds have come to light, Japan should enter negotiations with the determination to not hesitate to walk out on them".

As we younger operagoers fall into the ineluctable slipstream of the Wagner experience, it's these tales of glory, and the hope that one day we might be their tellers, that light the sometimes treacherous route.

"It was impossible to believe that anyone could navigate a boat without compass and without light in such treacherous surroundings," he wrote after accompanying the crew of a fishing boat one dark night, "[but] I was then convinced that the man who had taken the rum extract of cannabis had far better night vision than I had, and that a subjective effect was not responsible".

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Early starters struggled in benign conditions, late starters flourished on treacherous afternoon greens, and lesser lights outshone most of the game's biggest stars as the sun slipped beneath the horizon.

What made things particularly treacherous, he said, was that the light texture of the snow coming down produced a sheath of ice underneath.

The mountain paths that line the centre of the continent are dotted with chasms, and without the light of day, they become treacherous and hungry.