Sentence examples for melting light from inspiring English sources

When my vision starts to clear, I see a milky, melting light moving swiftly above the ocean floor.

Ms. Geesaman's lush photographs of parks and gardens in Europe and the United States combine exacting formal order, heightened color, melting light and shifty focus.

The discovery, reported online today in Science, also confirms a long-suspected model for some volcanoes, in which a deep chamber of melted basalt, a dense iron- and magnesium-rich rock, feeds a shallower chamber containing a melted, lighter silicon-rich rock called a rhyolite.

I want to lick your leaves melting into light, pools of butter-light around trees, pancake light.

Melting very light scrap sometimes requires the charging of a third or even fourth bucket.

"Long Way Home" is a work of close-to-the-ground urban realism, but it also has a glow of enchantment about it (partly thanks to the cinematography of Tim Orr, who also did "George Washington" and who captures the melting orange light of New York in the summer).

Today, the backbone in all cases of suspicious or proven CMPD should be screening for the JAK2V617F mutation status by PCR, e.g., by a melting curve light cycler assay [ 66].

Add your metal scrap you plan on melting, and light the charcoal.

Beck, T.R., 1995, A non-consumable metal anode for the production of aluminum with low-temperature fluoride melts, Light Metals 1995, 355-360.

A spoonful of this flaky ice cream produces a cold granita-like crunch that quickly melts into light creaminess.

I have always felt that the British attachment to monarchy is an inch deep and a mile wide; we dream in kings and queens and dreams are by nature insubstantial – they melt in light.