Sentence examples for rays radiating from inspiring English sources

Before long they're sketching, drawing crude pictures of houses with scribbled smoke coming out of chimneys, twisting up into a barren sky with a few vee-shaped birds and a circle of yellow sun, its rays radiating out over a skewed horizon line.

Colours radiating from the light field were similar to sun rays radiating through openings in a cloud cover.

The mural painted on the dome of the apse (pictured right) depicts Jesus seated on a cloud, red and golden rays radiating out of his golden halo.

These lines should should look like rays radiating out of the pupils.

Xylem rays, radiating like spokes of a wagon wheel, are formed in the xylem and connect with the peripheral phloem.

The latest revision of the Pachastrellidae includes 12 genera [81] which share streptasters (rays proceeding from an axis that can be straight or spiral, Fig. 1e) and do not have euasters (rays radiating from a central point, Fig. 1e).

After the annihilation, two or three gamma rays radiate from the point of collision.

Materials scientists and structural biologists study samples using x-rays radiated by the beams in electron accelerators.

Considering background gamma-rays radiated from surrounding structures activated by thermalized fusion neutrons, appropriate gamma-ray counting strategy for each selected sample is established.

Star-shaped microscleres may be euasters — asters in which the rays radiate from a central point (e.g. oxyasters, strongylasters, spherasters, sterrasters) or streptasters — asters in which the rays proceed from an axis that can be straight (amphiasters) or spiral (e.g. spirasters, metasters, plesiasters).

But the 23,000 rays still radiate in the hearts of certain men and women, many of them unaware, every one of them icily blond and blue-eyed.