Sentence examples for bullets of light from inspiring English sources
Bollason tells The Creators Project that the pad produces a "pool of light," while the piano fires "bullets of light" across the buildings facade from bottom to top.
By modifying the equipment, the researchers were able to create slow-motion movies, showing what appears to be a bullet of light that moves from one end of the bottle to the other.
Douglas Clowe of the University of Arizona and his colleagues mapped the visible light from galaxies in the colliding pair, known collectively as the Bullet Cluster, by observing the distortion of light from background galaxies.
WHEN the fighter pilot's fire ripped through a plane carrying an American missionary family over Peru last week, the bullet holes opened up ironic points of light into American foreign policy in Latin America.
The speed comparison between today's technology and femtosecond spintronics is like comparing the fastest bullet train on Earth to the speed of light.
Inside the main building, the impression is one of light and airy space, especially in a private, bullet-proof apartment on the top floor built for the chancellor.
Since Nerf bullets are light,wind will greatly affect the direction of the bullet in mid-shot, so go where the wind is blowing in your face.
In the early 1960s, Harvard University's Glauber tackled a fundamental problem with the quantum theory of light: A randomly produced bunch of photons behaves more like a hail of bullets than a graceful "classical" light wave.
Regulation also keeps us from getting hit by the stray bullets of gangs fighting over the local Bud Light distribution.
Serial imagery by Andy Warhol and Ray K. Metzker is juxtaposed with more cinematic or narrative grids, including frames from Robert Frank's Rolling Stones film, "Cocksucker Blues," Harold Edgerton's four-part image of a bullet shattering a light bulb, and a Collier Schorr collage that suggests the seductive swirl of a daydream.
