Sentence examples for for a rays from inspiring English sources

Upton has grown up in the majors, and with better health and consistent mechanics, he could be the difference maker for a Rays team that needs every edge it can get.

Amid the complaints about prices — "they've priced a lot of people out," said Tony Anzalone, 44, of Brooklyn, who also showed up for a Rays game — a number of fans seized on the absence of Jeter and Rodriguez for the diminished interest in the team, although it had not kept them from showing up.

"People looking for a ray of hope".

Now let's break for a ray of hope.

WHAT New Yorker isn't looking for a ray of sunshine to brighten the economic gloom?

"When you live in a city in the south, you can always hope for a ray of light, if not today, then tomorrow for sure," he said.

Figure 7 depicts the partitioning of the work for a ray-tracer.

Here (L_{gamma_{p}}) stands for a ray from 0 to infinity contained in (S_{mathfrak{d}_{p}}) see Theorem 1.

Throughout history, sages have groped along the walls of the inner cave for a ray of consciousness pointing us to true self-knowledge.

Alternatively, we have developed a prototype of what they call a multi-schopic array, which allows for a ray of projectors to project images from an array of cameras.

But there is no similar gauge for ultraviolet A rays, which tans skin but also can cause cancer and wrinkles.