Sentence examples for sunlight radiating from inspiring English sources

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For a 1923 poster publicizing visits to the Natural History Museum, the focal point was a mammoth with shafts of sunlight radiating above it; and for a 1933 advertisement for the Great Western Railway's routes to Devon it was the intersection of two footpaths on a desolate moor.

The device worked, but much of the energy in the sunlight radiated away.

Snow cools the planet by reflecting sunlight and by radiating heat more effectively than soil.

Headdresses of golden leaves radiating like sunlight.

As the asteroid rotates, the dark surface absorbs sunlight and then radiates heat.

Power stations in space, "collecting sunlight by means of huge parabolic focusing devices and radiating energy down to earth" remains an out-there goal.

They may act as reflectors, bouncing incoming sunlight back into space, or like blankets, absorbing heat emitted from the surface and then radiating it back down.

The sunlight refracts sporadically off the curved glass, covering the room and miniature photographs in spackled light beams radiating in all directions.

However, it's surface is subject daily to an enormous flux of solar radiation (sunlight), most of which is re-radiated back to space.

Steep cliff walls radiated the warm, golden sunlight.