Sentence examples for light struck from inspiring English sources
Light struck up off the Baie de Garavan.
The minivan ran through a red light, struck a Honda Odyssey and careered into the pedestrians.
"Johnny B. Goode" was on the radio, and when Clinton reached to turn it of the light struck the opposite side of the street.
He extensively studied portraits and busts of the four presidents and just as systematically studied how the light struck Mount Rushmore at every hour of the day.
The vehicle's fog lights were on, and they had an unusual pattern: one light struck the ground much closer than the other.
As morning light struck some big philodendrons in their office windows, Brown and Zwillinger convened in a conference room to admire the new product: a sneaker called Tree, which is woven largely out of fibre made from eucalyptus pulp.
Light striking the cathode releases electrons.
The light striking the photographic medium causes the silver compound to undergo a chemical change.
Light striking this pattern is scattered as though it were actually striking the object encoded by the interference pattern.
When light strikes a reflective surface at a certain angle (called the polarizing angle), the reflected light becomes completely polarized.
Its researchers used photodiodes (the technology found in digital cameras) that generate an electrical signal when light strikes them.
