A mist was driving down the British Channel, The day was just begun, And through the window-panes, on floor and panel, Streamed the red autumn sun.
A general impression, they knew not why exactly, seemed to pervade everybody, that in the room from whence streamed that bright light was Sir Francis Varney.
The curtains were all drawn closely round the bed to shield her eyes from the bright moonlight which streamed into the room so brilliantly.
From it streamed one beam of sunlight, so bright, so dazzling, and so beautiful, that it was a sight of wonder to look upon.
A death-like silence ensued, and the cold moonbeams streamed in upon the floor of the apartment, as if nothing had occurred to disturb the wrapped repose and serenity of the scene.
It walked the whole length of the ample hall we have alluded to, and then, at the window from which had streamed the long flood of many coloured light, it paused.
The child's hat had fallen off, and the light streamed down upon her bright yellow hair and her frightened brown eyes, as she raised them timidly to the dark faces round her.
For it was May time, and the weather, which had hitherto been cold and wet, had suddenly changed, sunshine streamed over the country, and the air was as warm as summer.
Eileen Ni Cooley had her two arms under her face; she was lying on her breast, and her hair streamed sidewards from her head along the dull grass.
Her shawl hung only from one shoulder and there were holes in it, her dress was tattered, and a long wisp of red hair streamedbehind her like a flame.
He placed these on the ground and stood for a time looking down the road, while the many-coloured pinions streamed lengthily from his hand.
Blood streamed from his mouth, and dyed his long white shirt red.
The unhappy man, already wounded in many places, and blinded by the blood that streamed down his face, staggered like a drunken man, and held his hands before him.
The gates of the palisade were open, and through them streamed Councilors, Burgesses, and officers, while the bank itself was thronged with the generality.
Through the open windows streamed the summer sunshine, soft and fragrant, impartial and unquestioning, caressing alike the uplifted face of the minister, the head of the convict, and all between.
The moonlight streamed down upon the prostrate figure.
The crowd stood not upon the order of its going, but streamed away to the river bank, whence it could best watch the oncoming ship.
Through the chinks of the hatches a very faint light streamed down, and made the darkness gray instead of black.
I could see the half-moon, and the guns, and the flag that streamed in the wind, and on the river a sail or two, white in the sunlight as the gulls that swooped past.
It streamed into the world below the treetops, and lay warm upon the dead leaves and the green moss and the fragile wild flowers.
But there was no sort of organization, and most of the men streamed back into the town that night, unpaid, unfed, and sullenly resentful.
The usual crowd was streaming by, coming into bright light as it streamed past a brilliant shop window, then in the shade for another moment, and emerging again.
And then all the visitors streamed away group after group into the moonlight, disappearing like ghosts under the shadow of the trees.
Their loose hair streamed out in the wind, their light gossamer gowns streamed the same way, whipped about their limbs as close as wet muslin.
She threw her head back so far that I could see the gleam in her wild eyes; her hair streamed downward, straight as a fall of water.
Upon this bracken, and upon this smooth channel in the midst the late sun streamed toward us, a soft wash of gold.
It streamed through the little window, shining very dimly at times; but always strong enough to show him that unselfish love was man's highest attribute, and self-love a human monster.
A sun ray had streamed suddenly into the darkened chambers of his mind, disturbing the night birds there, and dimly revealing an inner world of disorder, from which his eyes vainly sought to turn themselves.
One morning when the rain streamed down unceasingly and Colin was beginning to feel a little restive, as he was obliged to remain on his sofa because it was not safe to get up and walk about, Mary had an inspiration.
Colin turned on his face again and but for his long-drawn broken breaths, which were the dying down of his storm of sobbing, he lay still for a minute, though great tears streamed down his face and wet the pillow.
Sirdeller himself, in the clear light which streamed through the large window, seemed more aged and shrunken than ever.
She held her hand over her eyes to shade them from the light that streamed in at the window, and I have seen her stand at least a quarter of an hour gazing steadfastly at the picture.
He had just opened the door, and the moonlight streamed over him as he stood, turning back to us.
For the blast kept shifting the cloud-masses, and the sun streamed through in spears and bands of sheeny rays.
It was a glorious and cloudless morning; sunbeams streamed in columns from the southern windows, falling on the vast space full of soldiers and a mingled mass of every kind of people.
The ruby-tinged sunbeams streamedthrough the graceful trefoil on the white-robed Cicely and on the trembling Maurice.
He handed Macauley a hasty scrawl on a prescription blank, and smiled at the discomfited faces of his two friends showing plainly in the lights which streamed from the house.
Chester's lips, but the sight of something, showing white beside the door in the lamplight which streamed out upon a small, decrepit porch, drove back the words.
The light streamed on it through the coloured window--a window, where the boughs of trees were ever rustling in the summer, and where the birds sang sweetly all day long.
And with every repetition of the question, he battered the great image, until the perspiration streamed down his face with the violence of the exercise.
Urged our accordant steps, this public Way Streamed with the pomp of a too-credulous day, When faith was pledged to new-born Liberty: 1820.
Sun and air streamed in, and great cans of water appeared suggestively at doors in the morning.
The cottage came in view, and a bright lightstreamed through the rough-cut window.
The rays of the setting sun streamed into the richly-furnished apartment and fell upon the two occupants.
His red hair streamedover his shoulders and was surmounted by a crown in the shape of a dragon's head, and his sea-green dress was patterned with shells.
The light streamed from the bamboo in which you were hid and led me to you.
Her lovely black hair streamed over her shoulders in the fashion of a king's daughter many hundreds of years ago, and when she spoke her voice sounded like music over the water.
So while the riot of plebeians into which he had been absorbed streamed contentedly on to its own lowly place, Marsyas worked his way out of the crowd and approached the City of Love.
After them streamed a great number of patricians in chairs, all proceeding to the races at Tusculum, but Marsyas' bearers turned off the Carinae and began to mount the Esquiline.
Light streamed from open doorways, the wail of lyres and the jingle of castanets resounded within and without.
A bluish light streamed all around; there was naught but heaven left; the buildings and the trees assumed a visionary aspect in the mysterious glow of those thousands of tapers, whose number still and ever increased.
But the brilliant sunlight no longer streamed on the pallid walls, the tapers burning at every altar simply gleamed like stars amidst the uncertain gloom which filled the building.
Jealous of that delicacy which is the parent of love, and its best preserver, she checked the over-flowings of her heart, and whilst her concealed face streamed with tears, conjured him to rise.
Mary, unable to restrain the tears which nowstreamed over her face.
Miss Beaufort's eyes streamed afresh, whilst her exulting soul seemed ready to rush from her bosom.
While the long tresses o'er the seeming dead Streamed in their black profusion from the head Of matron loveliness--more touchingly.
Her face was flushed, her eyes lit up, and her hair, which she wore in that fashion, looked as if it streamed in disorder.
Wherever he went he was made to feel it; and from every quarter streamed crowds on crowds to Abbotsford to see him.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "streamed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
