Sentence examples for a bright flare from inspiring English sources

At the vortex of the tumult, a bright flare of joy explodes.

Looking back towards the mothership, one of Rosetta's 14m-long solar arrays was clearly visible in an image bearing a bright flare from the sun.

Herein, we report the detection of a bright flare from the vicinity of the horizon, observed simultaneously in X-rays (XMM-Newton/EPIC) and near infrared (VLT/NACO) on April 4th for 1 2 h.

It has always been there – think Hunter Valley for light, grassy semillon; Clare Valley for clean-lined riesling; Margaret River in the south-western tip for finesse and calm; the strip of paprika-red soil that is Coonawarra for reds with a long, tunnel-like focus; Barossa reds with enormous might that come at you like a bright flare going up into the night sky.

The team was looking for a bright flare in ultraviolet light from the nucleus of a galaxy with a previously dormant black hole.

After a stellar explosion was reported in 1866, British astronomer John Herschel announced he had seen a bright flare from the same location 24 years earlier.

The outer layers of the star are blown off in a bright flare-up we observe as a supernova.

Estoile Naiant is a record tightly packed, musically hyperactive; a sonic representation of a bright, flaring GIF file.

Sometimes the charges contained magnesium in order to provide an accompanying bright flare.

But while Kennedy's contest was a brief if very bright flare, hers was as long and exhausting as any that has taken place in New York: the first lady's acceptance speech last night came 489 days after Mrs. Clinton flew to the Pindars Corners, N.Y., farm of Daniel Patrick Moynihan, the retiring Democrat that she was seeking to replace, to announce her candidacy to a mob of hundreds of reporters.

Or it might be read as a bright distress flare signaling his weakness.