Starlit

Definition

starlit /'stɑ:lÇt / adj ၾကယ္ေရာင္ လင္းေသာ။ a starlit night/scene.

Examples

1. ‘But when the sun goes down
2. those cloudless
3. starlit nights are the envy of astronomers around the world.’
4. ‘While we would often associate Beale Strand with leisurely walks at this time of the year
5. now as the night draws in on a starlit night you are likely to see people out with their telescopes exploring the sky.’
6. ‘The year was ushered in by starlit skies
7. a bright silvery moon and biting cold.’
8. ‘Revel in the peace
9. the rivers and the starlit night as you rest for a hike tomorrow.’
10. ‘Into the starlit night
11. foolish dreamers turn their gaze’
12. ‘The meal - an al fresco affair under a starlit sky - is a quintessentially Rajasthani affair.’
13. ‘The Crystal Palace was beautiful at night
14. with the starlit crystalline spires glowing a faint blue.’
15. ‘For example
16. if you want a romantic starlit night sky to be part of your wedding
17. rent a tent with a translucent ceiling.’
18. ‘Then tens of thousands of Polaris customers and fans joined the fun at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds at Minneapolis for a party that ran all day Saturday and late into a warm starlit night.’
19. ‘A thin crescent moon hung in starlit skies
20. giving off just enough light for him to see by.’
21. ‘With no street lights or industry
22. it offers unparalleled views of starlit skies.’
23. ‘I imagined how this very township must have looked - that silent starlit night when the three Wise Men plodded along the silvery sands to greet the birth of a new born baby.’
24. ‘This weekend I'm going travelling - to Christchurch on Saturday
25. then to Auckland on Sunday morning
26. and then back to the starlit capital Sunday night.’
27. ‘She then gazed upwards into the starlit night sky that blanketed the heavens above.’
28. ‘The night was clear and starlit
29. making it feel more romantic than it I would have liked it.’
30. ‘We headed out the door and into the starlit night.’
31. ‘Whereas Wagner tries to create a total work of art in this way
32. the king of Bavaria builds fairytale castles with all kinds of unreal touches
33. such as starlit skies for a bedroom.’
34. ‘Candles were added in the 17th century to symbolise the starlit sky on the night of the nativity - before that
35. they were hung with paper roses and apples to honour Mary.’
36. ‘They couldn't see the beauty of a starlit night or a sunny day.’
37. ‘The couple were camped outside on a beautiful starlit night.’