1. Yet enchantment it was, he knew, by the cold light of dawn.

2. But his eloquent words lose their luster when viewed in the cold light of history.

3. Then they unrolled as a silver-white fleece, under the silent cold light of the moon.

4. (Bioluminescence is chemiluminescence that takes place inside a living organism.) Bioluminescence is a " cold light."

5. Or perhaps the head asleep on the pillow is revealed as something less enticing in the cold light of dawn.

6. The autodynamic controlled TTL-computer flash (TTL= through the lens) with combined cold light fountain was adapted to the operating microscope OPMI I.

7. Referring to an episode in which the gods fight each other, the commentator cites critics who have explained the hostilities between the gods Allegorically as an opposition between elements—dry against wet, hot against cold, light against heavy.

8. ‘Saturated carpets were placed in soggy piles on mud-Caked roads while residents waded through inches of thick black silt, surveying the damage in the cold light of day.’ ‘In the living-room, sports bags spill their toxic cargo of mud-Caked football boots and mouldering bath towels, and any remaining floor space is littered with wires and

9. Bb Bb Taught line down to the shoreline Gm Bb The end of a blood line the moon is a cold light Ebsus2/A There's a pull to the flow F4 My feet melt the snow Gm/D Eb For the irony, i'd rather know Bb F/A Eb 'Cause blinded I was Blindsided Bb F/A Eb 'Cause blinded I was Blindsided Bb F/A Eb 'Cause blinded I was Blindsided