Sentence examples for wings of light from inspiring English sources

Forget the mundane: in the new age, cloaked in wings of light, we Gilderites will dwell in telecosmic utopia.

But this technological apparatus inspires Mr. Gilder to construct elaborate visionary metaphors: he speaks with almost Biblical orotundity about "wings of light" and "redemptive technology".

First there was the world premiere of "On Wings of Light," a recitative and fanfare by AARON JAY KERNIS that had been commissioned by Mrs. Cullman and featured 22 sopranos, two trumpets, a cornet and a harp.

Roth's wireless Web plan, dubbed "Wings of Light," takes aim at Ericsson and Nokia, since most of the early sales are in Europe.

In some ways, the gardens also relate the old and new wings, which are intentionally distinct — the original wing opaque and mysterious, the new wing full of light and transparency and undeniably contemporary.

The wings of insects, light as they are, have a finite mass; therefore, as they move they possess kinetic energy.

The ACF imposed a maximum weight limit excluding tools, upholstery, wings, lights and light fittings of 1000 kg, with an additional 7 kg allowed for a magneto or dynamo to be used for ignition.

From the shoulders slowly a pair of wings unfolded, wings made of rainbows, of light upon water, of poetry".

A wing of white light cuts through the clouds — a merciless angel, it brings no warmth.

Its carbon harness, stripped off and bonded by fire to oxygen and air: two wings of dioxide's light and buoyant paraphernalia.

"Other than these," he (or she) reflects, "we go out anonymous into the insect air and all we are is the dust of colour, brief engineering of wings towards a glint of light on a blade of grass or a leaf in a summer dark".