Sentence examples for single beam of light from inspiring English sources

Instead of fireworks, a single beam of light will emanate from Fort Sumter up to the sky before splitting into two, symbolising the division of the nation.

Although there's a sadness to much of Nirvana's music, pictures of Cobain on stage invariably show him as an angel, illuminated by a single beam of light.

Optical highway: Yale researchers generated repulsive optical forces by splitting a single beam of light so that each half traveled through a different length of waveguide.

The opening moment is gorgeous: a young woman in a white dress swings back and forth over a rectangular plate of beaten copper, passing through a single beam of light.

It's wonderfully gothic: gnarled branches of low hanging trees dripping over the shore line, bats diving all around and the single beam of light stretching off into the darkness.

Below, please see a promotional announcement for the Pink Floyd Laser Spectacular (it helpfully notes that they are "a band from the Planet Earth," and that every image you see begins with "a single beam of light").

The development of the gradient force optical particle trap ('optical tweezers') has made it possible to manipulate biological materials using a single beam of laser light.

The TV is flatscreen (of course) but with a woeful selection of channels - mainly French films dubbed into Turkish with Greek subtitles - and the bedside lamps are little chrome stick insects that blind you with a single beam of penetrating blue light.

It occurs early in the first act, when the stage is dark, and a single silvery beam of light shines directly on Rosa Bud, who with a crystal-clear voice sings "Moonfall," a song, written for her by opium-addicted John Jasper, combining romance and tragedy like the two sides of his own split personality.

Can a simple beam of light work miracles?

Optical tweezers use a single, tightly focused beam of light to manipulate micro- and nanoscale objects in three dimensions.