Sentence examples for avalanche of light from inspiring English sources

Beside these two films, The Wonders (Soda, 15) is a veritable avalanche of light, though Alice Rohrwacher's mystic Italian fable of rural community and coming of age has a melancholic shiver of its own – there's a silent cynicism to its observation of commodified rustic charm, but it's not averse to the possibility of magic in the soil.

Neutrinos can interact with atomic nuclei, and when that happens in the ice around a detector the collisions create an avalanche of charged light-emitting particles.

When air can no longer insulate these opposite charges, an avalanche of runaway electrons initiates a lighting bolt.

A Labour government would overhaul school inspections, replacing Ofsted's "avalanche of bureaucracy" with a new light-touch, peer-review system led by heads and teachers, the shadow education secretary has said.

These are detected when they reach a scintillator in the scanning device, creating a burst of light that is detected by photomultiplier tubes or silicon avalanche photodiodes.

An experienced backcountry party will carry emergency bivouac gear, shovels, probes and beacons for each person in case of an avalanche, and travel light.

The chain of lights, manned by 1,200 people drawn from an avalanche of applicants, was designed to draw world attention and give an early spring to tourism as Britain struggles out of recession.

An avalanche of vitriol followed.

An avalanche of panic ensued.

The ears receive another avalanche of sounds.

The constant avalanche of spam.