Sentence examples for lovely ray from inspiring English sources

A lovely ray of spring sunshine in shoe form, this lovely pair from Clarks' new range come with a choice of either standard or ribbon laces.

More than one art historian, while examining these lovely X-rays of ashen destruction, has glimpsed the roots of French surrealism.

Rather they were a pretty apt taster for the full Spidey movie that's now just arrived - looking lovely - on 4K Blu-ray.

Another option are the kid-friendly Tobago Cays where you'll see soft corals, fans and whips, turtles, nurse sharks, and eagle rays in lovely calm, warm waters.

She said: "Emily was a lovely, kind, fun-loving girl who brought a ray of sunshine to those she touched.

By James Thurber The New Yorker, March 14 , 1931 P. 13Mentions the mispronunciation of the word "lingerie" which the talkies call "lawnja-ray" distorting the lovely French sound of "in" and throwing in an acute "e" for good measure, thus producing one of the worst combinations of vocal sounds in the known world... View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Joan Acocella By Doreen St. Félix.

This shows through in almost every frame of the 4K Blu-ray, thanks to the picture's lovely combination of extreme detail and texture.

Without it, it's just Pacific Dim. Blu-ray & DVD, Warner ALSO OUT THIS WEEK Lovely new remastering of Fellini's classic "director's block" comedy-drama.

But all is not lost: the October half-term brings the opportunity to have a final fling with some UV rays before winter sets in – and there are some lovely bargains to be snapped up.

Loaded with Blu-ray tech such as 7.1 analog output and the lovely Silicon Optix HQV video processor, the $499 BD-P2550 should strike a cord with higher-end AV nerds.

Despite Widows' gritty subject matter, setting and tone, it still looks lovely - from an AV quality perspective, at least - in its 4K Blu-ray incarnation.