Sentence examples for glowing points from inspiring English sources

"The light would catch their eyes, and you would see these two glowing points of red, and you would shoot for that".

LEAP Flocking lets participants control a flock of fish with the motion of their fingers slow movements allow the fish to flow towards glowing points, and fast movements frighten the fish, and cause disorder in the flock.

The brightest star in sight would be our sun, a glowing point of light below Orion's foot, with Earth a dim blue dot lost in its glare.

A glowing point at the tip of an optical fiber could someday be the torch that lights the world of DNA, proteins and other molecules.

The patterns that result are endlessly nuanced: curtains of moss-green cascading over earth tones; pale nebulae floating over a dark night sky; rainbow hues that make jars look as if they were perpetually heated to the glowing point.

Your space-ship purity of vision,       your glowing point of will scooping a trench,       the string of pearls you drop into the earth       softly as butter out of your soft foot,       opaque as babies' fingernails, but tough.

Each has a weak spot, but scaling their cragged bodies to reach the glowing stab points involves a lot more falling off and swearing than seems appropriate to an epic hero.

But that encounter illustrates how Platinum is quite aware of the problem it's made for itself: with the challenge of pointing your cannon in the correct direction half the fight itself, the worm's gigantic glowing target points are easily exploded once locked onto.

Filled with tumbling clouds and glowing focal points, the images possess a depth that stretches the two-dimensional canvases backward as violent skies seem to undulate before the viewers' eyes.

It is Glowpoint, not glow points.

As they did, Ms. Pantera, now also 30, said she imagined a glowing arrow pointing at Mr. Grubb's head.