The word "ray" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the word "ray" as a noun, verb, or verb phrase. Example sentence: The sun's rays streamed through the window, lighting up the room.
"I think the ray of light is that there is now an undertaking by government lawyers so that people on board the ship will be taken to a detention centre in the next couple of days," she said.
The rebound offers the first ray of light in a nation that to a great degree has been rendered unrecognisable by the corrosive effects of austerity.
The Saudi signal provides a ray of sunlight for those hoping for a strong deal to tackle global warming.
The ray was perfectly still in the streaming water, contentedly grazing on the micro life flying past.
Vincent hauls them both onstage to initiate a manta ray battle.
Ray (2004) The late Ray Charles is conjured up in all his playful, lustful, anguished glory in this otherwise stolid, respectful biopic of the legendary musician.
At last I returned to Australia and had an x-ray.
Duchamp's Large Glass has been called "the first X-ray painting of space".
If only I had had the x-ray at the time and immobilised the shoulder properly by way of a sling, it would not have been so completely immobile more than four months later.
When it comes to online submissions, viewers' names are rather more exotic – Banana Diamond Koala, for instance, has contacted the show about x-ray glasses, as part of today's launch of Project PETRA, a competition whose winners will be trained as spies by actual MI5.
They captured it all with x-ray images.
