Sentence examples for radiate across from inspiring English sources

Wavy lines radiate across his temples, like dune patterns viewed from above.

The impact of a large-scale Chinese expansion would probably radiate across the world.

But the quakes' energy waves radiate across the planet, detectably passing through the core.

Her Giselle absorbs the best of tradition but allows her presence to radiate across the stage.

But Guevara's death will also wreck his grander strategy of using Bolivia as the focus from which rebel activity would radiate across the South American continent.

If Kyrgyz-style violence should radiate across borders in Central Asia, the result could be a rise in Islamic militancy that would directly threaten Russia and the United States.

Some time after the five species of Eulemur radiated across Madagascar, a brown lemur radiation started, most likely in the South, where E. f. albocollaris and E. f. collaris occur.

Tremors radiated across parts of Asia.

These days, Mattis's influence radiates across the government.

The sun radiated across the metal roof above, heating the room like an oven.

The National Gallery's colonnaded splendour radiates across Trafalgar Square a sense of the importance of art in Britain's national life.