Sentence examples for light becomes visible from inspiring English sources

Third contact when the first bright light becomes visible and the Moon's shadow is moving away from the observer.

Move a whole lot of algae at once (in say, the crash of a wave) and a brilliant flash of light becomes visible.

When that red light becomes visible, the people within Moscow – especially in Red October, home to many of the diminishing liberal elite – do the same as what anyone in the Western world does right now.

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Hail to the Thief's genuinely great moments arrive when chinks of light become visible through its grim facade.

And many argued that the magnetic tension from field lines in auroral electrojets, which, like our own northern lights, become visible when bursts of charged particles streak along the magnetic fields at the Jovian poles, could provide the necessary connection.

As the fighters argued, a stream of bright lights became visible crawling down from the mountain.

A chemical reaction in each cell probably produces a tiny bit of light, which becomes visible when the organisms multiply by the millions, scientists say.

In regular light, it looks like a blank sheet but when you hold it to the light, the watermark becomes visible.

The screen is legible enough, but in some light the glue becomes visible to the point of annoyance, which is a rookie mistake and should not make it into production units, if the Pebble team is worth its salt.

At 10 days, the margin between the dark upper parts and light under parts becomes visible.