Sentence examples for light beaming through from inspiring English sources

It gives me a moment packed with a long walk across the Seine, the afternoon light beaming through the rose window at Notre-Dame, the waitress at the cafe resting a hand on her waist as she waits for me to decide what I want.

Later, during "Stronger," he donned a mask made of small reflective panels that sent light beaming through the arena, his head a kind of man-made moon.

Our image of the mountain is no longer based on light beaming through a ground glass, but on data beaming through a satellite.

Director Sam Kuhn's short film Möbius opens with a light beaming through a blue night in a forest, a ripple of water sparkling beneath it.

Is that street light beaming through your window enough to cause harm, or do you need to be working under the bright lights of a 7-Eleven or an emergency room?

Copper tubes hang from the high ceilings, sending down light beamed through thousands of tiny pinholes.

A primrose light beams through an apparent window from a mock second- class post-impressionist outdoors; indoors is an array of dishes, langoustines, moules, salade Niçoise, snails with garlic butter.

This technique allows researchers to convert light beamed through tissue into ultrasound waves that can then be analyzed to create high-resolution images.

Junjie Yao, PhD, assistant professor of biomedical engineering, develops photoacoustic imaging: the conversion of light beamed through tissue into ultrasound waves that are then analyzed to create high-resolution images.

Street lights beaming through the thinning branches of trees in which owls sat high up hooting to each other.

WHEN sharp lights beamed through his windows in the dead of one January night in 2010, in the village of Khatawa in Paktia Province, Haji Sharabuddin feared Taliban militants had come to attack his family.