Sentence examples for radiating across from inspiring English sources

If I put pressure on it, I get this pain radiating across my chest.' 'Then don't put pressure on it.' She turned away, back to her newspaper.

Sometimes I would see a white-haired woman across from me on the Shinjuku train and recognize my mother in the laugh lines radiating across her face.

Many were also caught by surprise by the magnitude-9.1 quake in 2004 off Sumatra, which set off tsunamis radiating across the Indian Ocean, killing more than 200,000 people.

Persecuted elsewhere, Polish culture could flourish there; the Universities of Kraków and Lwów (Lemberg) and the Academy of Arts and Sciences became cultural beacons radiating across the partition borders.

The One Belt One Road initiative also seeks to promote the notion that China through most of its history was the hub for trade and transportation routes radiating across Central Asia to Europe and across the seas to Southeast Asia, maritime Europe and even the eastern coast of Africa.

Toward the end of class I opened my eyes and saw the man who had spoken with a look of vibrant, amazed happiness radiating across his face.

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.

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.