Sentence examples for which will illuminate from inspiring English sources

I look forward to Saturday's Black Metal Theory Symposium, which will illuminate one subgenre of metal.

There are three compasses, each of which will illuminate in the dark.

New techniques are now poised to enable the measurement of cell-generated mechanical forces in intact tissues in vivo, which will illuminate the secret dynamic lives of cells and change our current perception of cell biology.

He prayed for "the light which will illuminate the dark recesses of that past and bring hope and healing to us all".

He concludes that the japanese era left an ineradicable mark on the island people, an understanding of which will illuminate developments when peking in futre undertakes the formidable task of converting Formosa into a fully disciplined and integrated province of the People's Republic of China.

Greenwald promises to publish more articles which will illuminate the specific contours of such spying, and at this point it's anyone's guess what the further revelations will contain.

In the future, the artists are looking to fill a square with parked cars, which they will illuminate from within and cover in translucent fabric.

The opera singer Jessye Norman will sing "America the Beautiful," and Valerie Webb, 12, whose father Nathaniel Webb, a Port Authority police officer, died on Sept. 11, will turn on the first switch to light the 88 bulbs installed at two locations near ground zero, which will fully illuminate after 20 seconds, creating two tall beams of light.

All of that powers floodlights, which will then illuminate the Ricoh logo for all to see.

The orbiter will not just observe surface changes from the impact, which will help illuminate the origins of other craters and help indicate the character of the surface, but it will also land and collect the "fresh" exposed substances.

The incorporation of questionnaires investigating psychosocial aspects and impact of self-monitoring will provide an important contribution to questions about acceptability of the methods; the findings of which will help illuminate the results of the main trial.