"glorious rays" is a grammatically correct part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to describe a beautiful light or warmth from the sun, or to describe a feeling of joy or delight. For example: "The sun shone brightly, casting glorious rays throughout the room."
On a recent United Air Lines flight, the instructional videos were slathered with pumped-up iconic theme music, logos, slick graphics and glorious shots of sun rays and clouds.
The autumn rays make glorious patterns in the sea, and what appear to be medieval towns, with winding cobblestoned streets, tall houses and multi-coloured domes, dot the coastline.The boat's passengers include parish groups and choirs from all over Greece, and farther afield, especially eastern Christian lands such as Russia, Romania and Serbia.
The European Tour, which served as the launching pad for the likes of second-ranked Rory McIlroy, No. 3 Justin Rose, No. 4 Adam Scott and No. 6 Graeme McDowell, should be basking in the rays of a glorious sun no matter how the mercurial Scottish summer treats the golfers at this week's 142nd British Open.
Live it fully and experience it for all of its glorious blessings, to the very last ray of sunshine and the very last drop of ice cream.
I'm thankful for the glorious sun as I turn my face up, eyes closed, to catch its rays.
Watching the blu-ray of Singin' In The Rain felt like a dream too -- a glorious, vivid dream.
We know all of you are also AV nerds so you probably have your Blu-ray player sitting, waiting, anticipating the day when you can watch Kirk & Co. in glorious HD.
Like the glorious Jamaican sunshine rising over the deep blue of our mountains and pushing away the night sky with its rays of hope and promise, Jamaica faces 2014 with confidence.
"You have a glorious death Ray Winstone kills you".
