Sentences with phrase «into bright sun»

A tiny, black dot swoops its way towards us, hovering low over the water, circling our boat, and then disappearing into the bright sun.

The dog days of summer tend to dry the flow of game launches to a trickle as gamers venture out into the bright sun, desperately hoping to catch up on Vitamin D. Meanwhile, those few titles that do get released tend to suffer from a disease known as crapola mediocritus.

He beamed as my father and I came out of the van, squinting into the bright sun.

Duly warned we went off into the bright sun and heat of the central Yucatan Peninsula.

Walk outside into the bright sun and...

Just as a full - sized person may have regular routines throughout the day — you take a shower in the morning, you put on sunscreen before going out into the bright sun, you seek shelter in the shade and retire to a comfy chair in the long afternoon or you cozy up with a warm blanket by a fire at night — so, too, do our genes follow a regular 24 - hour clock.

Just as an adult may have regular routines throughout the day — you take a shower in the morning, you put on sunscreen before going out into the bright sun, you seek shelter in the shade and retire to a comfy chair in the long afternoon or you cozy up with a warm blanket by a fire at night — so, too, do our genes follow a regular 24 - hour clock.

When you step from a dark room into the bright sun, you are blinded and can't see anything.

If a motorcycle rider suddenly drives into bright sun, he or she can instantly change the reflection of the visor without having to change helmets.

Not exact matches

As the sunrise progresses, the glow gets brighter and brighter until right before the sun peaks over the eastern mountains, rays of light burst upward into the sky.

The illuminated rainbow arches impossibly bright above my head before dropping into the wet green forests, and the rain is still falling through the fading deep golden light, and the sun is breaking through somewhere behind me but right now, it's not enough.

And with the sun shining here again this week and the cold temperatures finally rising into the high 70's, I thought we might need a bright and cheery muffin for the occasion.

This rice noodle salad is all about bright, fresh flavors that will make you feel energized and ready to come out of winter hibernation and into the sun again.

The Sun today reports that Arsenal, Liverpool and both Manchester clubs are chasing the 16 year old, who has broken into the Fulham side this term and has blown away the competition to be the brightest English star in the lower divisions.

Clearly Man Utd are hopeful that he'll enjoy a bright and successful future at Old Trafford, as The Sun report that they splashed out on a # 17,000 - a-week contract, while he could see that rise to # 25k - a-week the further into the deal he gets.

In the morning, the sun shines the brightest right into that corner, and it's oh - so - warm.

I know there are earlier ones, but the first one that popped into my head was when my son was about a year, and starting to walk by pushing this toy on wheels; early in the morning, before anyone in our neighbourhood was up, we'd walk around the block, me in my pjs with a mug of tea, the rising sun shining on his bright little face, as he plodded that LONG distance (for his little strides) beside me.

Squinting into a bright noon sun, the former LaFayette School Superintendent reiterated the main talking points that have defined her candidacy up to now: more police on the streets to fight crime, mayoral control over a struggling school district, and ethics reform.

But with the moon blocking the sun's bright disk, the corona comes into view.

A bright comet fell into the sun on October 2, 2011 in synch with a coronal mass ejection bursting out on the other side.

A mainstream star like the sun grows gradually brighter and hotter as it ages (it's happening right now) until the final spasm that inflates it into a red giant.

Many of these microbes persist today; for example, blue - green (cyanobacteria) or bright green, photosynthetic bacteria use light from the Sun and chlorophyll to convert carbon dioxide and water into «free» molecular oxygen and carbon, made into essential organic substances such as carbohydrates.

Also, SOHO saw the sun get brighter as sunspot activity increased, watched gas currents whisk below the sun's surface, and analyzed the elements coming out of the «solar wind» — the continuous stream of particles from the sun that bleed into space.

Models predicted that this cloud of exotic debris would assemble into heavy elements and give off a radioactive glow over 10 million times brighter than the sun.

It helps to reduce sun spots and is useful in transforming a dull complexion into a more radiant and bright one, by sloughing off dead skin cells.

Spring is known as the time of rebirth and change: flowers are blooming, the sun shines brighter and later into the day, and mother nature's creatures seem to come alive.

We are slowly shifting into fall, the weather is turning colder, days are getting shorter and the sun rays are not that bright and warm anymore.

Newport Beach, CALIFORNIA — The 2016 Toyota Mirai is our generation's flying car, a wacky leap ahead into a future where the air is cleaner, the sun is brighter, and all of us are taller, smarter, and way better - looking.

Rear passengers also get their own heater, while pull - up sun shades built into the rear door trim let passengers cut out bright light when easing to sleep in the comfortable seats.

Hop into the new Edge, fire it up, shift into gear, and the first things you notice are the non-tech aspects: nicely fitted cockpit, big back seat, bigger cargo bay, not much bright trim to bounce the afternoon sun back in your face.

A special, highly innovative type of leather on the seats, interior panels, and steering wheel that significantly reduces the heat effect of bright sunshine: Treatment of the leather in Sun Reflective Technology serves to integrate special color pigments into the material to reflect infrared radiation in the sunlight.

The sun was such a bright assault that, as she first walked into the yard, she saw darkened images at the edge of her field of vision.

The late afternoon sun slanted bright beams into the camouflage of tall grass, weeds and trees, and as I searched, I finally caught a glint of wide, terrified eyes.

If you have a short haired dog, you may need to take the bright Spring sun into consideration before heading out for a day of exercise and fun.

Stepping off the gloomy bus into bright midday sun, my eyes slowly adjust to an unfamiliar place.

INDOOR LIVING - Bright living and dining area opens to the garden and makes a great social hub - Opulent double jacuzzi extends right into the living room - Fan - cooled space with hardwood floors, comfy chairs, satellite - channel TV, and dining for six - Stylish interiors feature artwork, antique carvings and two ornate timber doors - Feature staircase spirals up to the master suite OUTDOOR LIVING - 12 - metre swimming pool - Large comfortably furnished balé hung with billowing white drapes - Private walled garden with lush lawn, shaded sun loungers and bursting with tropical foliage - Massage pavilion at the far end of the pool Beachside deck with thatched balé shared with Villa Raj

Listen to the gentle lapping of water as the houseboat sails into the sun and sky fills with stars burning bright.

Bright white walls, vaulted ceilings and a traditional central courtyard combine to breathe life into large sun - drenched spaces.

The bright light of the sun filters into the St. Herman's Cave, parting the darkness like a curtain.

A large town of bright lights and vibrant nights, holidays to Benalmadena will catapult you into the heart of the Costa del Sol; sun - soaked coasts, a bustling shopping scene and dancing dolphins all await your arrival in this fantastic location...

As the sun goes down the horizon, the sky turns into a fiery orange that reflects stunningly in the transparent waters, and the small boats with their distinct sails in a distance carve a majestic black shape in contrast to the bright orange skies.

Mimicking a relaxing mind fading into vague memories and blissful visions, sweet, pristine views of nature begin to appear: bright blossoms and lush plants, busy bees, creeks glistening under the summer sun, a tranquil pond rippling gently as gold fish glide past lily pads and lotus flowers.

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2015 Polyvinyl Landscape: solo exhibition by Nadine Shaban Brevity Presents...: group exhibition curated by Edie Evans Inte / Exte: solo exhibition by Patricia Cain curated by Broth Art Welcome to Me: solo exhibition by Sarah - Jane Muskett And the Dark, And the Dark: group exhibition curated by Gemma Kauffman Bright Smoke: Revisited: solo exhibition by Bryony Marie Fry House of Tigers: exhibition curated by Adam Bartlett Scapegoat: group exhibition curated by Winnacot Wednesdays The Poor Door: group exhibition curated by Tinsel Edwards London, New York, Paris, Munich...: group exhibition curated by Harry Pye Animate: a «pop - up» show by Ellie Tate Gengahr & Friends...: an exhibition curated by Gengahr Rap - Art: performance & visual art curated by Marina Antonova Les Noodles Super: group show curated by Anna Choutova Into the Sun: group exhibition curated by Ivy Mei WORK: group exhibition curated by A-side B - side Homelessness & Perceptions of Reality: by Vanessa Gould WHIM: group exhibition curated by Nathan Baumber Trip the Light: group exhibition by Chelsea College of Arts Let Grass Roots Grow: group exhibition curated by Ronan Bowes Unbroken: an exhibition curated by Jamie Shaw RAP - ART: an event & exhibition curated by Marina Antonova Rocco Island: solo exhibition by Andy Donohoe

Walking into Nari Ward's retrospective Sun Splashed at the ICA Boston, you are greeted with calypso music piping out of a bright yellow bodega awning that reads HAPPY SMILERS in kitschy font.

This work captures the texture of the sun's brightest reflections by letting as little light as possible into the camera, enabling us to see something we wouldn't normally be able to see — a kind of dog - whistle light that leaves everything else in the photographs underexposed and dark.

If you drive up to the ski resorts you'll get above the smog and it will be bright and sunny — then as you drive back down toward the city it's like driving into a bowl of brown soup — the sun goes away and it gets darker.

In the wake of the first great storm, temperatures plunged into the single digits for several nights in a row, ascending (in the bright sun) into the upper teens or low twenties by day.

Sea ice acts like a bright white shield that reflects a portion of the sun's rays back into space.

However, aiming thousands of «suns» of concentrated solar flux into one spot away from the receiver at the top of the tower creates a solar flux bright spot near it in the sky.