The princess in Trolls is, apparently, a ray of sunshine.
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But through this storm, there is one ray of sunshine.
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She was a bright ray of sunshine at our school.
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If it catches a ray of sunshine, it gets excited again.
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She is the actual, physical embodiment of a ray of sunshine. 3.
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Britney Spears has become a ray of sunshine amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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"Stacy is just a ray of sunshine," she says of her new friend.
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"In our darkest hours, we have a ray of sunshine," the update read.
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Japan has been a relative ray of sunshine compared to other parts of Asia.
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You are my favorite ray of sunshine that I never want to see fade.
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"You'll bring a ray of sunshine to a black hole of democracy," said Sen.
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"She was a ray of sunshine," Kenya Daughtry, a family friend and neighbor, tells PEOPLE.
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She's just a ray of sunshine — I'd love to be that person for other patients.
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"Well aren't you just a little ray of sunshine?" a critic tweeted back at Teigen.
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Every so often, a ray of sunshine pierces the gloom, illuminating a small urban patch.
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Matin Rey Tangu, who plays Guo, is a ray of sunshine in an otherwise bleak cast.
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AND FINALLY ... Here's a little ray of sunshine in all the darkness that Irma has wrought.
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Ah, young love — and a ray of sunshine after the biggest, most thunderous episode of the season.
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When you've spent years providing virtually no transparency, any ray of sunshine seems like a bright spotlight.
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"My 'ray' of sunshine," she wrote alongside a picture of Hurd getting cozy with the sea creature.
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Reckitt was a ray of sunshine, rising 3 percent as its fourth-quarter sales growth topped estimates.
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Captain Marvel could've been my ray of sunshine—if only she'd been allowed to glow in June.
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Everyone is so on edge, they're clapping the moment a spare ray of sunshine peaks through the clouds.
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Despite the move lower, some of the street's most prominent analysts see a ray of sunshine in the clouds.
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Pete Orput raised a coffee mug that proclaims, "I am a ray of sunshine," with an expletive embedded therein.
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"You see a lot of things like, 'She was my little ray of sunshine'—stuff like that," Lewis said.
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Her gold Tiffany wedding band featured six yellow diamonds: "Asa is my ray of sunshine so it fit," he says.
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"I'm glad I'm bringing a ray of sunshine to an otherwise dull day, being imagined eating fritters shirtless," he joked.
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Indeed, Chance is a ray of sunshine — not just to Watkins' nuclear family but to her musical family, as well.
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One ray of sunshine: Leaders at the United Nations last month committed themselves to achieving universal health coverage by 2030.
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" He once said that his friend Stephen Sondheim, with his famously dark worldview, was "a ray of sunshine beside me.
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On TV, Rosie offered a ray of sunshine; it was not for nothing that Newsweek dubbed her the Queen of Nice.
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J-Hope, sometimes called Hobi, is most frequently described by fans as a ray of sunshine, thanks to his sweet personality.
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Take advantage of every last ray of sunshine: Eat the ice cream, finish that great book and read some amazing journalism.
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Sally Hawkins turns on her ray-of-sunshine warmth to play a mute worker who communicates and bonds with the creature.
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She began chatting with her greeter, Georgia Berkovich, the Midnight Mission's director of public affairs and ray of sunshine in recovery.
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" In her own post, Paltrow wrote, "Happy birthday (last night and tomorrow) to #jenniferaniston our ray of sunshine, example of perpetual goodness.
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" In her own post, Paltrow wrote, "Happy birthday (last night and tomorrow) to #jenniferaniston our ray of sunshine, example of perpetual goodness.
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"Brittany Murphy was a ray of sunshine that made every day of filming magical for me," Fanning wrote on the flashback post.
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He was super friendly, and everyone I spoke to after he died said he was like a ray of sunshine in my life.
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Before the accident, Liam—who Hebard says was a "ray of sunshine" who was loved by so many—was a completely healthy boy.
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For an all-natural, sun-kissed glow without a single ray of sunshine, the Bio Bronzer from W3LL People is your best bet.
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Model, dancer and all-around ray of sunshine Camille Kostek can now add 2019 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Cover star to her growing resumé.
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You were a hilarious ray of sunshine in the middle of a gloomy year, and we all owe you a debt of gratitude.
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The breakout comedy star of Girls Trip is a ray of sunshine in these trying times, and we can't get enough of her quips.
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Then here came this ray of sunshine who did make her smile, and now he's one of the most positive people in her life.
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But then something comes around, like a ray of sunshine through a dense canopy of trash, to remind you that music is actually alright.
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Even on a ballad — like "A Quiet Thing," the ineffably lovely John Kander and Fred Ebb song — she's like a singing ray of sunshine.
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"[Maverick is our] ray of sunshine during this dark and difficult time," the Stipes wrote on Instagram a couple of days after Charlie passed.
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In May 2015, the Duchess of Cambridge looked like a ray of sunshine welcoming Princess Charlotte to the world in her Jenny Packham dress.
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In red, they're hopelessly romantic, botanical shorthand for I love you; yellow is vibrant and cheerful, a ray of sunshine in a thrift-shop vase.
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The one ray of sunshine in the sketch was a girl's inability to pronounce the enlightened Conservative portmanteau, "Libtard," try as her little heart might.
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Benoist is a ray of sunshine, and Calista Flockhart's icy magazine editor manages to cut through Supergirl's softest of soft lenses with her dry disdain.
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Kardashian West has shared super cute pictures of her kids that are like a bright ray of sunshine breaking through the clouds on a cold morning.
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Cheech and the grieving Daisy instantly hit it off, acting as a beaming ray of sunshine during a dark time for Carrie and her surviving canine.
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Given my public "Party" persona, many are surprised or even disappointed to learn I'm not naturally upbeat—that I wasn't born a golden ray of sunshine.
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Reckitt Benckiser was a ray of sunshine, rising 4.5 percent on track for its best day since late-July as its fourth-quarter sales growth topped estimates.
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No matter who you're voting for, Sunday night's presidential debate was undeniably hard to watch until a blessed ray of sunshine appeared by the name of Ken Bone.
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We also learnt a lot about one Mr Kenneth Bone, who for many was the one ray of sunshine in a tempestuous and frankly depressing 22013 minute encounter.
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But here's the ray of sunshine that busts the narrative of a Silicon Valley valuation bubble: Thursday's headlines may be driven by Pinterest, the consumer-facing social pinboard company.
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During the day, Hudgens was a ray of sunshine in a yellow Monique Lhuillier two-piece set which she accessorized with Stuart Weitzman heels and Saint Laurent crossbody bag.
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When that first ray of sunshine on a hot day hits me, I feel as if I'm under siege—like I'm being attacked and smothered by a thick duvet.
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Maluma looked very happy and pretty as he sang "Felices Los 4," not my favorite of his many hits, but still a ray of sunshine amid the beige proceedings.
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"She was simply a ray of sunshine," says an onlooker of the actress, who introduced her new rose wine from her label, Barrymore Wines, and posed for selfies with fans.
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Finding joy in the small things — the morning air, a cup of coffee or the ray of sunshine — should be part of what motivates you to get up each morning.
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"In a day of muted results clouded by continued sales declines, Nordstrom has provided a ray of sunshine," GlobalData Retail Managing Director Neil Saunders wrote in a note to clients.
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After two days of festival weather that didn't crack 60 degrees and hadn't seen a ray of sunshine, Chance's set had the warm temperatures and blue skies of some other city's summer.
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One firefighter called the rescue "a little ray of sunshine," and we've got to agree: Image credit: Vigili del fuocoThe pups were popular among guests of the hotel, particularly on social media.
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The only small ray of sunshine for the GOP is that Roy Moore lost -- since having him as one of the faces of the party would be a complete and utter disaster.
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Another potential ray of sunshine just before this earnings announcement was the news that the Chinese tech giant Tencent quietly picked up a significant stake in Snap, brining its ownership to 12 percent.
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"Can we all take a moment to appreciate this ray of sunshine?" figure skater and bronze medalist Adam Rippon posted on Saturday, alongside a photo of the two, with Biney (as ever) beaming.
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RAY OF SUNSHINE Monday's data showed that in the January-July period, German exports rose by 1.0%, with the strongest contribution coming from markets beyond the European Union, which registered growth of 2.9%.
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Guillory, who is black, sees the upcoming royal wedding — and the entry of a biracial woman into the royal family — as a ray of sunshine in a dark time for people of color.
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While this certainly is a ray of sunshine for this beleaguered retail stock, Best Buy in the long-run, will not be able to overcome the headwinds of agile competitors with lower cost structures.
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"It's been a wild ride, but positive economic momentum in the United States has and continues to be a ray of sunshine," said Daniel Kern, chief investment strategist of TFC Financial Management in Boston.
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Beitzinger was a nutritionist and a "ray of sunshine," Valerie Wood, who owns Heart Wood Cellars, said on Facebook, sparking other members and friends to comment and share how "good" and "kind" she was.
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Consider this your happy place, your ray of sunshine, your own private beach where you can relax when you feel like the world is throwing you just a little more than you can handle.
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Former walk-on Riley McCarron, returning only a punt for the second time this season, was a bright ray of sunshine on a dismal weather day when he gave the Hawkeyes a 7-0 lead.
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For the rest of us, it's a tiny ray of sunshine in a deeply depressing world, and as so many here have mentioned, it also summons up that magical hour of the aperitivo in Italy!
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But JD Sports was a ray of sunshine in a battered retail sector with a 7.4 percent jump after saying annual earnings would be at the upper end of market view following a strong Christmas period.
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I'm not saying I'm a ray of sunshine in people's lives, but if I can do stuff that I think is cool that other people happen to think is cool as well, then it becomes exciting.
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But in light of Williams's recent life changes and challenges, her straight-set but hardly straightforward 7-6 (4), 153-4 victory over Kristyna Pliskova on Tuesday was much more ray of sunshine than storm cloud.
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However, there is a ray of sunshine as Republicans and Democrats set aside their usual partisanship to support the Honest Ads Act, the best first step toward revealing paid and hidden disinformation campaigns on social media platforms.
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C. is as fresh as a ray of sunshine scrolling through his phone, even though he woke up in the middle of the night to watch the tennis match between Serena and Sharapova at the U.S. Open.
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You are my precious ray of sunshine and I love you so very much … you put a smile on everyone's face the moment you crawl into any room and you bring such joy and happiness into our lives!!!
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To twist a phrase from P. G. Wodehouse, it's not difficult to tell the difference between Paul Lynch's writing and a ray of sunshine, and "Grace," his third novel, reveals an undiminished appetite for the depiction of suffering.
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Consumer goods giant Reckitt Benckiser was a ray of sunshine, rising 4.6 percent on its best day since late-July as its fourth-quarter sales growth topped estimates thanks to improvements in its health and home and hygiene businesses.
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"She's a human ray of sunshine," said Ms. Helgerson, recalling that Ms. Williams often arrived at her office with bundles of fresh flowers she had grown in a community garden, and would send drawings and handwritten notes after meetings.
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Yet on that same day a ray of sunshine also fell on GE. John Flannery, an insider known for his number-crunching skills who has been the troubled firm's boss since last August, announced details of a much-awaited restructuring plan.
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The Rays, meanwhile, used to be called the Tampa Bay Devil Rays (an animal different from the stingray) but dropped the "devil" in 2007, with the team saying at the time that the name now referred to a ray of sunshine.
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But here's a ray of sunshine: Tanitoluwa Adewumi, 8, a Nigerian refugee who is the newly crowned chess champion in his age group in New York State, mastering the board in only a year while living in a homeless shelter.
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Coworkers of Bailey Schweitzer, 423, a receptionist at Infinity Communications and Consulting, a software company in Bakersfield, California, remembered her as "the ray of sunshine in our office on a cloudy day," writing in a statement that she would be greatly missed.
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"There is a little bit of a ray of sunshine poking through some very dark clouds in the market with ... talks regarding the U.S.-China trade continuing to be more positive than negative," said John Brady, senior vice president at R.J. OBrien & Associates in Chicago.
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THIS SENSE OF contentment continued through another day of island hopping to Tofto, Vardo and Aloren; on a visit to Kastelholm, a medieval castle surrounded by fjordlike bays; on my daily walk by the waterfront near midnight, after the last ray of sunshine vanished.
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But when the same performers returned with a set of jokey Puccini salon songs, it was as if a ray of sunshine suddenly energized those in the audience, who giggled at the text's silly puns and audibly sighed at the quotations from familiar arias.
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"There is a little bit of a ray of sunshine poking through some very dark clouds in the market with ... talks regarding the U.S.-China trade continuing to be more positive than negative," said John Brady, senior vice president at R.J. O'Brien & Associates in Chicago.
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Wearing a sky blue polka dot dress by New York-based designer Altuzarra, Kate brought a ray of sunshine to the dreary weather conditions in Harlow, Essex, in the U.K. where she and Prince William were visiting Stewards Academy in association with their Heads Together mental health campaign.
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Marla Maples, Von Miller among 'Dancing With the Stars' cast New mom Zee's delightful jive with pro partner Valentin Chmerkovskiy had judge Carrie Ann Inaba comparing her to season 21 winner Bindi Irwin, while usually stern chief judge Len Goodman called her "a ray of sunshine" on the dance floor.
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The FLOTUS with the mostess always struck the perfect note with her ensembles, whether she was channeling a ray of sunshine at the State of the Union, mingling with the locals in Morocco with her daughters, or showing everyone how opulent glamour is done in a glittering custom rose gold Versace gown.
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As we wrap our collective heads around another Yeezy Season and prepare for the Hadid sister takeover on the catwalks of London, Milan and Paris, we'd also like to send a special shout out to Blake Lively for being a flaxen-hued ray of sunshine in New York City thanks to hairstylist Rod Ortega.
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Vomit Caution Rating: 2 or 3 (dependent on how well you receive snakes) The true ray of sunshine during our drizzly day at Dreamland was undoubtedly an unexpected appearance from Musical Ruth, the infamous singing Nun best known for riding around on a hybrid mobility scooter and bright white piano, armed with a library of jungle breaks and Chaka Khan samples.
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A CNN/ORC poll last week had behind Trump by 2% among likely voters and there are also signs of tightening in swing state polls -- despite Clinton still having many more routes to 270 electoral votes than Trump But in one ray of sunshine for Clinton on Sunday, an ABC News/Washington Post poll showed her up 5% on Trump among likely voters.
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