starlight

• One of the large courts of the palace was illuminated: the starlight was above us, the blaze of wax lights and chandeliers lit up every hall around the court, and coloured lamps and flowers were everywhere. —  The Romance of Isabel Lady Burton Volume II
• With just a bit of faint starlight, a soldier wearing the goggles in darkness can see as though it's practically daytime. —  Broward-Palm Beach New Times | Complete Issue
• Kepler's telescope will work by detecting starlight, and analyzing minute changes in brightness in the galaxy while scanning space for planets like Earth. —  Top Stories - Google News
• Hartnett has developed models to explain the creation of the 'heavens' during the creation week; these models offer an answer to the question, "how can we see distant starlight, that is supposedly million of light-years away, in a young universe, which the Bible infers is only 6,000 years old?" —  CreationWiki - Recent changes [en]
• Never to see the moonlight or the starlight--never to see your face The specialist has given me a few months--and then darkness Was it selfishness to want to tie you to a blind man? —  Mistress Anne

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