Sentence examples for surge of light from inspiring English sources
Move the cloud fast enough, and you are rewarded with a surge of light and sound.
But the clearing of the bottleneck in Cushing has released a surge of light crude to the Gulf Coast, creating a new blockage, according to Michele Della Vigna, of Goldman Sachs, a bank.Gulf refineries are using as much light and sweet American crude as they can, but most are designed to process heavier, more sulphurous grades from the Middle East and Africa.
As they get closer, Atlanna's necklace begins to glow and a surge of light and energy erupts from the ocean, causing cyclones which bring their plane down.
A.C. is also at the Triangle, and his necklace triggers another surge of light, which causes Torres to crash her jet.
Surging waves of light along the floor and walls of the stage create an undersea world, where, we learn from a chorus of a dozen singer-dancers, the ancient mer-folk have been murdered by pollution from drifting waste plastic, dead bodies and nuclear submarines.
Analysts said a surge in sales of light trucks, which are often bought by small-business people, can be an early sign of improvement in the economy.
But I do not share the surge of patriotism in light of the execution of an accused killer without due process of law.
On television and later computer screens, the noun denoted any sudden surge of sound or light, often caused by an electrical interruption.
Ulysses Dove's "Episodes," restaged by Mr. Chaya, offers an exciting view of stylized love, rage and chill-out attitude for about its first half, as dancers surge along diagonal paths of light on a dark stage, propelled, it seems, by Robert Ruggieri's percussive score.
In the video, which shows the moment lightning strikes the train in Tokyo, a bolt of light surges across the early evening sky before touching down on a railway as the train passes.
That isn't how it felt to me: the effusive melody that had spread through the orchestra had too much life for that, and prepared the way for the exuberantly urban, almost minimalist surge of the final section, 'Lights in the Bay'.
