Sentence examples for dramatic rays from inspiring English sources
"Because we're in New York and because he has a flair for the dramatic," Rays Manager Joe Maddon said batting Matsui in the No. 4 spot.
Inside, it feels like a medieval man cave, with incense hanging thickly in the air, dramatic rays of light coming in through tiny windows, and monks, priests and novices scurrying back and forth in black frocks.
The puzzle may be solved by NASA's Swift satellite, slated for launch on 7 October, whose sensitive suite of gamma- and x-ray telescopes will probably observe many more of these less dramatic gamma ray bursts, Lamb predicts.
Starburst galaxies are dramatic X-ray sources.
Astronomers who have reanalysed observations made at the time say this finding strengthens the case for a connection between the dramatic gamma-ray bursters and exploding stars.
Queen Victoria's mom, alongside 18th century hoops and a 19-inch whalebone corset from the 1890s, accompanied by dramatic x-rays showing the effects of these restrictive garments.
The Rays' dramatic surge — they have won 11 of 15 games since — has led to uncharacteristic behavior among Boston fans, who will be cheering hard for the Yankees as they face Tampa Bay on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Van Eyck eliminated the dramatic pose and rays of light causing the stigmata, which according to Snyder, are generally "essential features of the iconography".
At 10 28 a.m., even where distant buildings beyond our site and control cast diffuse shadows, the public will see a dramatic and sharp ray of light defining the southern elevation of the Wedge of Light plaza".
It revels in extreme close-ups that feel like psychological X-rays, dramatic silhouettes shown against fiery orange backgrounds and eerie shots of Jeffrey's white Malibu mansion, which resembles a cavernous airline terminal perched on a precipice.
In the October data astronomers detected a dramatic flare of X-rays and cyclical 40-minute pulsations - the first time either of these phenomena had been seen in X-rays.
