Sentence examples for radiating sun from inspiring English sources

Ki was apparently referring to the flag version showing a radiating sun that was used by Japanese imperial forces before and during the war.

For Cong, the pocket-size reader — with Mao's broadly smiling face at the center of a radiating sun, above the gold-lettered words "Highest Directive" — was often the object that he carried closest to his heart.

They painted proud inscriptions on the wood covers, along the lines of "the golden varnish is bright and soft, radiating like sun rays" and "the proper and dignified forms are pleasing to the learned".

Björk stars in the clip as a CGI avatar in an otherworldly scene, encountering bioluminescent lifeforms and radiating an sun-like glow that grows increasingly intense over time.

The rusted blade of a jagged-toothed rotary saw hung over the stage like a burned-out sun radiating the gloom of extinguished power.

LOS ANGELES — With the midday sun radiating warmth across Chavez Ravine and the palm trees beyond the outfield pavilions rippling slightly in the breeze as a late-arriving crowd trickled in, the ambience that typically accompanies taut playoff baseball was absent Wednesday at Dodger Stadium.

This man, this revolutionary, terrorist, threat to racial dominance soared into the sun radiating justice and compassion, an iconic marriage that can only exist together.

I remember when, during the last weeks of 4th grade in May, 1960, as a youngster at Nathan Hale School, I could feel the heat of the summer sun radiating through the old windows from the back of the classroom.

"I started drawing the sun and radiating light," she said.

Then envision yourself engulfed in a shower of brilliant gold light radiating down from the sun.

Fear not, this "Dolly" radiates its own sun.