Sentence examples for glittering ray from inspiring English sources

But there's a shiny, glittering ray of hope peeking out from the collecting rubble, and it's called QNX.

Although the lyrics of the title track hint briefly at the presence of nature in the sun's glittering rays and the green edge of the motorway, it's roundly addressed by the suite on the original b side of the record.

Each individual is treated as an artificial light point that its glittered ray is reflected back by the function surface, given that the surface is convex or concave, and the artificial image (a new solution) is formed based on mirror equations adopted from Optics.

Each individual is assumed to be an artificial object (or light point) that its artificially glittered ray is reflected back by the function surface, given that the surface is convex or concave, and the artificial image is formed (a candidate solution is generated within the search domain) based on the mirror equations adopted from physics of optics.

Sami Baloch, 16 Autobahn by Kraftwerk "Wir fahr'n, fahr'n, fahr'n auf der autobahn / Vor uns liegt ein weites Tal / Die Sonne scheint mit Glitzerstrahl" (Trans: "We are driving on the Autobahn / In front of us is a wide valley / The sun is shining with glittering rays") It was like we were in church but the people were worshipping music instead.

If you want to learn not to be misled by the glittering chest X-ray of a Korean patient — in Korean acupuncture, the tips of the needles break off and remain lodged under the skin — go to Elmhurst.

If you want to learn not to be misled by the glittering chest X-ray of a Korean patient in Korean acupuncture, the tips of the needles break off and remain lodged under the skin go to Elmhurst.

He described his mother as a "madonna swathed in velvet, smothered in diamonds, bedecked with nocturnal plumes, a glittering chestnut tree, spiked with rays of light, tall, abstracted, torn between the last promptings to be good and one last look in the mirror".

You have to convince your enemies to believe a story difficult to believe, because it was true, that your burnished spear glittered in the rays of the sun, not to speak of hatred and death from them, but because you prayed that its blinding brilliance would tell them, whose ears would not hear, that you loved them as your own kith and kin.

It's a time-honored, timeworn vessel of good faith and great expectations, bedecked with rays of sunshine and glittering with happy clichés about the journey ahead.

In "Skull and Milky Way" (1966) Mr. Samaras places an X-ray of his skull against the vast, glittering background of the galaxy.