Sentences with phrase «when bright sun»

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The lawn started at the beach and ran toward the front door for a quarter of a mile, jumping over sun - dials and brick walks and burning gardens — finally when it reached the house drifting up the side in bright vines as though from the momentum of its run.

One possible plus: deregulated markets are likely to rely more heavily on variable pricing, thereby giving customers an incentive to avoid costly peak - load usage — often when the sun is shining brightest.

It happens to other people whenever they look at a bright light or toward the sun, or even when they pluck their eyebrows or have sex.

People could charge the batteries when the sun shines brightest and then use them at night to drastically reduce their dependence on their energy company.

In «The Bright Sun Will Bring It to Light,» the morning sunlight clears up a long - forgotten murder, and the culprit is convicted, while «The Virgin Mary's Child» concludes with heavenly redemption, when «heaven opened up right then and there, and the Virgin Mary descended with the [penitent sinner's] two little sons at either side and the daughter in her arms» in order to save her from flames at the stake.

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

When the sun is shining these bright limestone cities set on top of hills dominate the landscape.

They shine brighter than the sun when he shineth in his strength and walk the golden streets of the New Jerusalem; but he is lost and damned forever.»

I love how the world changes when the sun comes out, everyone is so much happier and life just seems brighter and more awesome.

This post is also available in: French It's time for apricots, that sweet part of the summer when the sun gets bright enough to make their delicate skins blush.

It's time for apricots, that sweet part of the summer when the sun gets bright enough to make their delicate skins blush.

When the sun went down the moon was so bright we didn't even need to use the lights we packed.

When I woke up this morning at 6:30 am, the room was so bright because the sun was already shinning and it brought a huge smile on my face.

But sometimes when the sun is shining brightly in the winter, it can be a little deceiving.When I see the sun shining bright outside my window, my skin itches for the opportunity to soak up some of that Vitamin D.

Especially in the spring, when the mornings get brighter earlier and earlier, I enjoy getting up with the sun.

When he has had too much sun or not enough water, or when he's embarrassed, his face turns bright When he has had too much sun or not enough water, or when he's embarrassed, his face turns bright when he's embarrassed, his face turns bright red.

«When I woke up in the morning, the sun was just up, and there, for chrissakes, framed in my window, shining bright, bright, was the Jungfrau.

When it's really bright out, it's important to be cognizant of where the sun is and how it is affecting people in your photographs.

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.

When she was first born it was incredibly bright for her to be out in that sun and we also live in the Kansas Wind.

I often used a lightweight swaddle over the canopy of my stroller when my daughter was sleeping, the sun was too bright, or there was a slight chill.

When the snow melts and the sun shines bright, the same vest can be the perfect outdoor piece — I mean it is WINTER after all — to keep you sufficiently covered against the elements.

Did you know that the sun's UVB rays can damage your skin even when that bright yellow orb is hidden behind clouds on a gloomy day?

When the remnant reemerged from the sun's veil on December 4, it was about four times brighter than when it was last spotted, Daryl Haggard of McGill University in Montreal and her colleagues report January 18 in Astrophysical Journal LettWhen the remnant reemerged from the sun's veil on December 4, it was about four times brighter than when it was last spotted, Daryl Haggard of McGill University in Montreal and her colleagues report January 18 in Astrophysical Journal Lettwhen it was last spotted, Daryl Haggard of McGill University in Montreal and her colleagues report January 18 in Astrophysical Journal Letters.

The spot - confining mechanism may help solve another puzzle, says solar theorist Douglas Gough of Cambridge University, United Kingdom: The sun is brighter overall when it has the most dark sunspots on its surface.

When this structure is stripped away, the remaining smoothed surface would be brighter than unaffected areas, especially when the sun's rays strike it at certain angWhen this structure is stripped away, the remaining smoothed surface would be brighter than unaffected areas, especially when the sun's rays strike it at certain angwhen the sun's rays strike it at certain angles.

He was examining an 11 - inch - wide projected image of the sun, part of his routine monitoring of the solar surface, when he noted the eruption of «two patches of intensely bright and white light... the brilliancy... fully equal to that of direct sun - light.»

When they first begin to shine, M dwarfs can be roughly as bright as our sun, up to about 100 times as bright as they'll eventually become, Barnes says.

There would be more daylight than darkness in general, though when the larger, brighter sun sets, the light might look a bit like the semi-darkness of a partial eclipse.

When Comet ISON was first spotted in September 2012, it was relatively bright for a comet at such a great distance from the sun.

This helps explain why things that seem bright in the dark (like stars) don't seem that bright or are invisible when the sun is out.

The most famous incident in living memory happened in Siberia on 30 June 1908, when a brilliant fireball, said to be as bright as the Sun, swept across the skies of Russia and exploded 8 kilometres above Tunguska.

Total solar eclipses occur when the dark silhouette of the moon completely obscures the bright light of the sun, allowing the much fainter solar corona to be visible.

When they did, it was usually because of the odd optical phenomena that cirrus can produce, including haloes and bright spots called sun dogs.

When more of the walls form during the peak of the solar cycle, more of these bright sides can be seen along the rim of the sun.

Today's sun is already 40 percent brighter than it was when it was born 4.6 billion years ago.

And the power grid could be modernized to use cheaper, greener fuels such as sunlight or wind even on days when the sun doesn't shine bright enough or the wind doesn't blow hard enough to meet electricity demand.

In order to replace a big fraction of fossil fuel power with solar power, we need a way to store energy from the bright noon sun to use at night or when it's cloudy.

There is one exception to this rule — if you're in the path of a total solar eclipse, you may look at the sun with your naked eyes during the brief time when the sun is in «totality,» meaning the sun's bright face is completely blocked by the moon.

Smart windows that are transparent when it's dark or cool but automatically darken when the sun is too bright are increasingly popular energy - saving devices.

«Mars is much farther way from the sun than Earth, and when the sun was younger, it was not as bright as it is today,» Luo said.

His research was just published in Nature Geoscience, and the theory it proposes solves two long - standing riddles about the early earth: How come the earth was warm enough to have water when the sun was only three - quarters as bright 4 billion years ago, and where on earth did the nitrogen needed for life come from?

When the meteor exploded, it created a flash brighter than the sun.

From these observations we can tell that around 4 billion years ago when life first began, the Sun shone only two thirds as bright, and provided only 70 percent of the energy as it does today.

When considered among the individual brightest stars in the sky (excluding the Sun), Alpha Centauri A is the fourth brightest at an apparent visual magnitude of +0.01, being fractionally fainter than Arcturus at an apparent visual magnitude of − 0.04.

A planetary nebula forms when Sun - like stars gently eject their outer gaseous layers that form bright nebulae with amazing and confounding shapes.

He encouraged people to get out in the sun when they can each day, then minimize bright artificial light at night.

When the sun is bright and shines through our huge windows and you don't need a coat to go outside.

Avoid the noontime sun — this is when the sun's rays are at their brightest, and skin is more susceptible to burning.

More illumination arrives on Saturday when the bright, beaming Sun forms a productive trine to worldly Jupiter in «love will save the day» Libra.