Sentence examples for when the glare from inspiring English sources

When the glare in the postseason strays from the players to the umpires, it becomes troublesome to Selig.

And, when the glare of the television cameras fades and the political spin slows to a mere wobble, even the most partisan lawyers concede that he is, too.

A TV cameraman managed to penetrate the cocktail party that preceded the ceremony, and Schwarzman was startled when the glare of a camera-mounted spotlight hit him in the face.

If your taste for sadomasochistic orgies happens to be exposed in a national newspaper, convention dictates you go to ground for a while, resurfacing perhaps when the glare of scandal has faded.

When the glare from the green light shines out, we are reminded that Daisy is just across the bay, and we have hope, just as Gatsby does.

I took a picture with my phone and the fabric glistened like silver fireflies, but when I went out in the dark I could see no discernible effect when in the glare of car headlights.

Camping enables visitors to enjoy the park during the evening and morning, when the heat, glare and wind are far less.

WHEN the sun glares down on the city, New Yorkers of means flee for the beach.

Since then Francis has spent 20 years arguing that too much attention is paid to "a relatively small gender gap, which doesn't seem to have much impact on later careers and life outcomes" – underperforming boys still grow up to earn more than girls and get most of the top jobs – when "the clearly glaring gap in the English system is that of social class.

The examining room was dark (less than 20 foot-candles) as typical when working with the glare testers to assure maximum contrast of the projected target.

The Brewers slugger Ryan Braun rolled his blue eyes ever-so-slightly when the subject of glare was posed to him.