sunlight

Dark particles in the smoke absorbed sunlight and heated up the plume to make it rise, Kablick explains.

But the sunlight is threatening to fade and a three-and-a-half-hour river journey back to Kisangani looms.

And as we left, spears of sunlight painted the top of the nearby volcano Galeras.

Miles beneath the surface, in the absence of sunlight, animals derive energy from volcanic vents.

Their small cell had just a tiny window to let some sunlight in.

Sunlight reflected from the mirrors heats the water and produces steam.

A shaft of sunlight had strayed over from the flower field and was loitering on his unpowdered hair, beating it into gold.

I see, now, her dark figure standing against the sunlight as it stood that day with Amos in its shadow.

The nearer ultra-violet rays are found in sunlight and in most artificial illuminants and are transmitted by ordinary glass.

In the pale sky overhead, there were ceaseless gleams and flashes of light as the spinning meteor-swarm reflected the sunlight.

The water was clear and the sunlight filtered dimly through it.