winter lights造句

• There's a sharp winter light on the return trip.
• The " winter light on the Sault Ste.
• To infuse the gray winter light with softness, what you need is color.
• Also included is " Winter Light ", written and recorded by Tim Finn.
• The " winter light got through his mask and into a raw soul ."
• I said to the scraggly plant straining to catch the winter light through the south window.
• Local nurseries usually acclimatize their plants until they get used to our low winter light levels.
• White and ivory add winter light.
• Q . Does winter light from my southern window make vitamin D or prevent seasonal affective disorder?
• A . Winter light is fickle, with a low sun disappearing for hours behind adjacent buildings.
• I even tried unsuccesfully to explain to my Florida friend something about the mountains in the late winter light.
• I close my eyes and see pale winter light, bare wind-whipped trees, ice-glazed streets.
• Do you want an evergreen vine for year-round shade or a deciduous vine that lets winter light through?
• The winter light against the cold stones of the university speak eloquently of the unyielding hardness of Hardy's world.
• They may be yellow or red or orange, and in the winter light, they seem to glow from within.
• Once-buried tunnels that daily carried tens of thousands of commuters to this site are emerging into the winter light.
• The moon hung full above the Brooklyn waterfront, adding its silvery winter light to the reflected sparkling of the holiday skyline.
• People started to gather outside the church in the early afternoon's weak winter light almost two hours before the service began.
• On the windy deck of the Staten Island ferry, I point out the Twin Towers, glistening in the cold winter light.
• Brahms'Lullaby, and " Winter Light, " the theme to the movie " The Secret Garden ."