Sentence examples for an explosion of light from inspiring English sources

He characterizes the result as "an explosion of light, with almost no symmetry, but harmony in the composition".

On his final patrol, the ground ruptured under his feet in an explosion of light and blood.

And then it was up the steps and into an explosion of light, more men in uniform, stand here, give me your hand, now the other one, and then the cage and the questions.

Clapping your hands switches to the Tracer, the only defence against projectiles, while raising both hands activates Euphoria, an explosion of light particles that clears the screen when things get hectic.

One night, we were moving along slowly, with the moon casting our shadows on the snow and the wind in our faces, when an air-raid siren blasted and a small village suddenly appeared on our left in an explosion of light.

The film begins with an illustration of the Big Bang theory of creation, as an explosion of light and a pounded bass drum introduce Cirque du Soleil percussionists painted and costumed as Japanese taiko drummers performing in a court style that dates back to the eighth century.

Thockler describes his newest video as "an explosion of lights and a kinetic whirlpool of reflexions".

— J.R. In Antje Damm's remarkable "The Visitor," a boy rushes into a lonely woman's black-and-white 3-D collage world, bringing an explosion of color, light and life.

The 50 or so people chatting and clinking wine glasses in the gallery in SoHo on Wednesday night did not distract Milton Douglas from fixating on his framed masterpiece, an explosion of orange light spraying up from the horizon: Coney Island at sunset.

At 2, 3, 4 o'clock in the morning you came out into an explosion of life, of light, of noise, of traffic jams, trucks honking, meatpackers yelling, "Hey, Tony, move your truck!" And the transgender hookers: "Hey, baby, you want to come have fun?" And showing a lot of their private parts.

The painted creature in Versace's leaf-green evening doily of python and lace (priced over the moon) slithered toward an explosion of camera lights.