Sentence examples for rayed from inspiring English sources

Though the tabloids port- rayed him as a man who got a kick out of contact with infamous killers - a throwback to the "Lord Porn" caricature - such "names" made up only one per cent of those Longford journeyed to see.

In the Baltic area there were many survivals of ancient motifs (swastikas, rayed disks, snakes, horse heads) used on varied products, including the remarkable crosses and roofed poles, often with symbolic wrought-iron finials (crowning ornaments).

The large white spirit figures are outlined in black and have mouthless, circular faces that are framed in red, rayed halos.

I never tired of the remarkable patterns which rayed out from the poles of the magnet.

The first dorsal fin is represented by up to 26 free spines; the rayed dorsal fin is far back on the body above the anal fin.

Certain motifs diffused from the earliest cultures provided a repertory of stylized symbols to meet decorative demands; for example, the rosette (a disk divided variously into petallike segments), the rayed disk and the swastika (both associated with sun symbolism), the tree of life, the chimera and other fantastic beasts, and such human-animal combinations as the siren or mermaid.

But we do know that he X-rayed a set of weights, a piece of metal and, famously, three days before Christmas 1895, the left hand of his wife Anna Bertha.

So we x-rayed his chest… we found that he could have two things, a heart condition or the Mers virus".

Then they X-rayed my arm, and it wasn't broken, either.

I thought I'd broken my wrist, but the technicians X-rayed it and it wasn't broken.

I said I was pretty sure something had been broken, so they X-rayed my elbow, which really was broken.