Sentence examples for crystal of light from inspiring English sources
The Palace of Flowers held up a great crystal of light glowing against the dark blue of the sky, towers and domes were crowned and diademed, thousands of jewels hung among the masses of leaves, or reflected themselves, sparkling in the darkness of the lagoons, fountains of molten jewels sprung up, and flamed and changed.
Physicists have shown that within an artificial "crystal of light," two atoms that push each other away can get stuck together as an inseparable pair, like bitter spouses trapped in an unhappy marriage.
The story revolves around four orphaned youths drawn to a crystal of light.
Four young orphans under the care of Topapa, the village elder, explore the earthquake's impact and come across a crystal of light.
Jet Skis whined on the river, kayakers glided in the moonlight and the George Washington Bridge burst into crystals of light, making the spectacular setting worth the trip.
Pleochroism, (from Greek pleiōn, "more," and chrōs, "colour"), in optics, the selective absorption in crystals of light vibrating in different planes.
In his live performances he is a master of that kind of conviction: his most recent show, at Radio City Music Hall in New York, a staging of his latest album Swanlights, saw him bathed in the green glow of lasers, accompanied by a 60-piece orchestra while keening rapturously about a vision of "being dead, underwater and filled with crystals of light".
CRYSTAL Interactive crystals of light by Daan Roosegaarde from Daan Roosegaarde.
White crystals of light snow splash up into my face on every turn.
One thousand years before the events in the game, on a floating continent hovering high above the surface of an unnamed planet, a technologically advanced civilization sought to harness the power of the four elemental crystals of light.
In the world below, they discover a warlock named Xande, one of three apprentices to the legendary Archmage Noah, is trying to possess the crystals of light, so as to bring forth chaos and disorder.
