Sentence examples for flares of light from inspiring English sources

Suspended cars emit flares of light.

In the leafless trees of this region were cold, random and silent flares of light.

The photographs were front-lit, with flares of light in the frame.

Thankfully, Mr. Bleckner has jettisoned the greasily varnished fields dotted with birds, flowers or flares of light that dominated so many of the canvases in his 1995 mid-career survey at the Guggenheim Museum.

Now, astronomers think that these flares of light may be caused by Sagittarius A* gobbling up asteroids, just like the streak of light that we see in the night sky when meteorites (or shooting stars) burn up.

The canvases of Melvin Samuels Jr., known by his tag, NOC 167, combine monumental letters, gaseous colored spaces, cartoon images and illusory flares of light to create a baroque, visionary extravagance.

This allows us to view all of the activity that occurs in the sun's atmosphere, including solar filaments (arcs of plasma), coronal mass ejections (large explosions of magnetized plasma) and solar flares (flashes of light caused by the sudden release of energy).

On Saturday, NASA and those Californians who were willing to wake up early simply enjoyed the launch: a flare of light streaking southward, en route to another world.

But even the biggest of these projects is nothing more than a flare of light in the still unexplored night sky of humanity's recorded past.

Stumble down the same passage twice and an entirely new vista can open up, as you catch a flare of light on metal from the corner of your eye, or the air fills up with motes of golden dust.

They include "Starlight Night, Lake George," from 1922, a dark blue landscape dotted with globes of dock lights and stars; "Storm Cloud, Lake George," from a year later, a darker canvas, the mountains in silhouette with a whipping flare of light above; and "The Old Maple," from 1926, a tribute to a knotted climbing tree on the Stieglitz estate.