23 sentences with 'horizon'

• « The cornfields stretched to the horizon. »

• « At dawn, the sun begins to rise on the horizon. »

• « As evening fell, the sun began to fade on the horizon. »

• « From the summit, they were able to glimpse the horizon. »

• « The breeze caressed her face as she gazed at the horizon. »

• « As the sun set on the horizon, the sky filled with reddish and golden hues. »

• « The sun was rising on the horizon as she contemplated the beauty of the world. »

• « As the sun set on the horizon, the sky turned a beautiful shade of orange and pink. »

• « The young princess gazed at the horizon from the castle tower, longing for freedom. »

• « As the sun set on the horizon, the birds returned to their nests to spend the night. »

• « It is beautiful to see the crystal clear water. It is a beauty to see the blue horizon. »

• « The sun rose on the horizon, illuminating the snow-capped mountains with a golden glow. »

• « As the sun slowly set on the horizon, the colors of the sky changed from warm tones to cool ones. »

• « Through the window, one could see the beautiful mountainous landscape that stretched to the horizon. »

• « As the sun set on the horizon, the colors of the sky blended in a dance of reds, oranges, and purples. »

• « Upon spotting the misty horizon, the captain ordered his crew to hoist the sails and prepare for the approaching storm. »

• « The sun was setting over the horizon, tinting the sky orange and pink as the characters paused to contemplate the beauty of the moment. »

• « I have begun to see beyond my own horizon. »

• « Fragments of music and bits of information created a kind of golden glow over the horizon, when the sun set in the West, that inaccessible, but, ah, so desirable West. »

• « Arguably one of the main causes of the collapse of the western empire was the fact that the Empire as a whole had focused its resources in the east for a century by the time waves of invaders appeared on the horizon from the 4th century AD onwards. »

• « Also, the one thing the bourgeoisie and the working class had in common was a belief in the desirability of the right to vote; by the end of the century universal suffrage for men was on the horizon (or had already happened, as in France in 1871) in almost every country in Europe. »

• « In Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper, one can see how the walls and ceiling tiles seem to lean towards a point on the horizon behind Jesus (in the centre). That imaginary point - the 'vanishing point' - was one of the major artistic advances associated with linear perspective, pioneered by Brunelleschi. »

• « The rainbow starts at the horizon, rises and returns to it, forming a multicoloured semicircle that is not really a rainbow. It happens that the sunlight is dispersed in a conical shape, with the sun itself as its vertex. When the luminous radiation hits tiny water droplets, the section of this cone is illuminated, forming a rainbow. »

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