Sentence examples for under glare from inspiring English sources

Passersby were amused the other day to see a $20 gold piece in window of Marcus and Co. melt under glare of 3 spotlights and start running.

By Helen Cooke, James Thurber, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, January 21 , 1933P. 11 Passersby were amused the other day to see a $20 gold piece in window of Marcus and Co. melt under glare of 3 spotlights and start running.

Under glare, detection distances were highest at 100% lighting intensity, but the difference was not statistically significant.

In addition, under glare from an oncoming car, the contrast was always negative due to the extra light from an oncoming car.

In addition, no significant differences in the effect of road lighting intensities could be found under glare from the oncoming car.

Detection distances under glare were lower at 71% road lighting intensity, but the difference was not statistically significant (F 1,4) = 0.664, p = 0.461, ( {eta}_p^2 )=0.142).

Isn't it obvious that premie babies should not be strapped to incubators with plastic, put under glaring lights or handled roughly during diaper changes?

Famous people, however, play out their weight struggles under glaring lights.

At harvest, when picking frequently begins in the dead of night under glaring lights, Mr. Bazán's goal was to accrue enough hours to save $2,000.

Others slept under glaring lights on three-level bunk beds -- with their boots on, so that they were combat-ready -- or munched on apples or played the guitar and sang.

But now under the glare of the national spotlight and under persistent questioning by the news media, how will Ms. Bachmann perform?