Sentence examples for white horizon from inspiring English sources

Last Sunday, a few blocks from the bar, two ice shanties dotted a white horizon that stretched for miles.

They are easily recognized by a leached, acid, grayish white horizon near the surface and a dark, brown to black subsoil B horizon.

You know why Bill Brandt's stark "Snicket in Halifax" (1948), a rain-slickened brick ramp running up to the white horizon, hangs near Atget's fading photograph of a narrow crumbling brick passageway gently rising to the horizon.

He wanted cactus plants and Joshua trees and lines of tall, thin palms stretching to the white horizon.

A white horizon line was partially drawn at 60 pixels from the bottom of the frame.

And the ones who lived stared at the blank, aspirin-white horizon, searching for the men who never came.

Driving 140 kilometres from Tianjin City to Beijing last week, she held her breath as the chalky-white horizon became a charcoal grey haze.

Then they show that when light is fired into this cavity, it is reflected off the white hole horizon onto the black hole horizon, back to the white again and so on.

One picture, painted in Anglesey in 1963, features grey sea almost disappearing into the white-grey horizon.

Then John Cusack, in full-tilt sleazoid mode, appears on the white-sand horizon, and the delighted parents have to fend off his menacing friendliness.

The Dublin ferry is a wisp of white on the horizon.