Sentence examples for a wave of light from inspiring English sources

A zero-index waveguide stretches a wave of light infinitely long, creating a constant phase throughout the wire.

We'll mark International Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day with a "wave of light" that symbolically sweeps across the globe.

"This is just the beginning of TV that rides on a wave of light into people's homes," Steve Banta, president of Verizon's southwest region, said.

Those involved lined up along the south side of the observation deck and set off their flashes in succession to try to create a wave of light that could be seen from the streets in midtown Manhattan.

Then, suddenly, a wave of light washes across Helen's small face.

A wave of light going around the world remembering beloved children/siblings and grandchildren.

Viruses, most of which are 10 to 300 nanometers long, are actually smaller than a wave of visible light.

To make matters worse, Japanese manufacturers are launching a wave of new light trucks that will not be affected by CAFE's tightening.

Sea pens (Pennatula), sea cactus (Cavernularia), and sea pansy (Renilla) are colonies, which upon stimulation generate a wave of luminous light that travels down the organism.

But there is also a sense of a painting as a contained wave of light.

"You'd see a wave of red lights coming at you".