Sentence examples for radiated up from inspiring English sources

A powerful shock wave quickly radiated up and down from the impact zone.

Ricco said Coleman explained that the reason for the initial diagnosis of a calf injury was because the pain from the bone bruise radiated up to the calf.

The Balanomorpha radiated up through the Tertiary, and it is largely on the basis of their remains that Charles Darwin noted that the present epoch could go down in the fossil record as the age of barnacles.

Still, the feeling was hard to ignore when it radiated up from her diaphragm and across her shoulder.

We arrived after dark, the warmth of the day radiating up from the white stone patio.

"If you're standing on that field, the heat is going to radiate up through it," Clark said.

Sebald writes of the contamination of those who have escaped it, of effects that radiate up to the present and reach back 200 years.

In the middle of playing the fifth hole, he met with Jeff Hendra, a member of the PGA Tour medical team, and said that pain was radiating up his arm.

Standing in the garden with a hair dryer pointed about one's body might make more sense, because at least the heat source would be directed towards the target instead of just radiating up into the heavens.

"I had a deep feeling that this would happen because my Achilles' had been bothering me and pain was radiating up my leg," said Stuczynski, who plans to have a magnetic resonance imaging test on her injured leg.

Symptoms related to the underlying disorder, such as chest constriction, pain in the left arm radiating up to the mandible or epigastric pain are present in 50% of reported cases.