Sentence examples for light lies from inspiring English sources
The light lies layered in the leaves.
The first reads: "Between subtle shading and the absence of light lies the nuance of iqlusion".
Ultraviolet, with a frequency slightly higher than visible light, lies just beyond the eye's grasp.
By James Schuyler The New Yorker, January 7 , 1980P. 48 The light lies layered in the leaves.
It was startling to learn that the origin of optogenetics, a technology that is now being used to study the brain using flashes of light, lies in a unicellular organism — basically, pond scum — that has no brain of its own.
It was startling to learn that the origin of optogenetics, a technology that is now being used to study the brain using flashes of light, lies in a unicellular organism basically, pond scum that has no brain of its own.
"Mikaela was out like a light, lying on some netting".
He sees something light lying on the ground.
"Its light lay in a solemn glister on the windowpanes".
At the start of Act II, the men, wearing only white briefs and bathed in golden light, lie with legs entwined and bodies draped backwards, on a table.
Since the lasers that emit the light lie in the same plane, they allow the quad to construct a two-dimensional map of its surroundings — a cross-section as seen from above.
