Sentence examples for a thin ray from inspiring English sources
"It seemed like a thin ray, but it was one of the only ones we had".
There was a thin ray of hope when Chris Eagles scampered off towards Szczesny at one point, but the Pole held comfortably.
They had heard the teacher coming and shut the door, and a thin ray of light had come slanting through the jamb, illuminating the handle of a cart filled with folding chairs forty or fifty of them, stacked together in a long, tight interdigitation.
They had heard the teacher coming and shut the door, and a thin ray of light had come slanting through the jamb, illuminating the handle of a cart filled with folding chairs — forty or fifty of them, stacked together in a long, tight interdigitation.
But one day he sees a thin ray of light coming through a crack in a wall that is weakening after decades of wind.
She was never physically abused, she said, but had to endure what she called "white tortures" -- no bed or mattress in her 6-foot-by-9-foot cell, just blankets; a fluorescent light that was never turned off; a tiny barred window near the ceiling that admitted a thin ray of light.
Sera took the aquatic theory further in 1938 by including other extinct lemurs, including Megaladapis, which he viewed as a thin ray-like swimmer that fed on mollusks and crustaceans while concealed underwater.
"A thin beam of x-rays is used to scan the object, charting the presence and abundance of various elements below the surface.
The lens in the sensor head has a distance of its focal length from the fiber end in the connector (known as FC/PC connector), so that the light from the fiber leaves the sensor head as a thin beam of parallel (collimated) rays with a diameter less than 2 mm.
It is a very thin ray of hope.
This thin ray of sunlight is at the heart of a new House proposal to repair some of the damage done to American democracy by the Supreme Court decision allowing campaigns to be flooded with unlimited, and largely cloaked, corporate, union and other special-interest contributions.
