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A heavy snow-storm was expected, and all the sky — that vast dome which spans the Plains — was overcast; but over the mountains it was a deep, still, sad blue, into which snowy peaks rose sunlighted.

A Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountains 2007

She was presumably carrying out a careful telescopic examination of the sunlighted side of Phobos.

Expedition to Earth Clarke, Arthur C. 1953

They were speeding through a sunlighted country of olive trees and flowers in bloom -- a warm world and tender.

The Triflers Frederick Orin Bartlett

She shut her stiff lids and saw Thornly coming over the sunlighted Hills with his joy-filled face, shining in the summer day!

Janet of the Dunes

Heavy walnut presses, carved and black with age, stood against the walls, drinking-glasses and candlesticks sparkled on a dark bureau-top, there was a bright picture or two, and the sunlighted tinware of a house at the other side of the street threw a cluster of tiny rays like a bouquet of light in at the window.

Lippincott's Magazine, December 1878 Various

Drew was looking over the sunlighted hills and thinking of that lovely, dreaming face of a year ago.

Joyce of the North Woods

In conscious adjustment to the happy present, neither past nor future clouds their clear, sunlighted skies.

Oswald Langdon or, Pierre and Paul Lanier. A Romance of 1894-1898 Carson Jay Lee

Something was born, and something died in the sunlighted room while that silence lasted.

Joyce of the North Woods

The big, cheerful, sunlighted room full of grown-ups and children, talking together, even laughing out loud at times, did not look like any sophisticated idea of a library, for Hillsboro was as benighted on the subject of the need for silence in a reading-room as on all other up-to-date library theories.

Hillsboro People Dorothy Canfield Fisher 1918

Money had been spent without stint to produce beauty in its most subtle expression; each window framed a view of sea or sky or of sunlighted trees; the walls, the hangings, the rugs were of that ashes-of-rose tint which give light to an interior without glare.

Glory of Youth Temple Bailey 1912