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Meanings of ray of light in English
A column of light (as from a beacon)
Usage of ray of light in English
1
The National Socialist German Workers' Party, it was that ray of light.
2
The next day, came a ray of light in the bothered gloom.
3
The gloomiest landscape must have a ray of light in it, somewhere.
4
At length a ray of light pierced the doorway of the hut.
5
A ray of light broke upon the mind of the innocent Lantejas.
6
Another ray of light comes from the ever-ebullient Australians from Fleming's Nursery.
7
You must in no case let a ray of light into seventeen.
8
Scarce a ray of light penetrated through the heavy clouds and fog.
9
Now at last there is a ray of light through the gloom.
10
The thought of him came to her like a ray of light.
11
One little ray of light relieved the darkness of this gloomy period.
12
He arranged the covering so that not a ray of light escaped.
13
The ray of light jumped out at Bard like an accusing arm.
14
Before long a ray of light shone forth from the dark walls.
15
I stopped to rub it, arcing the ray of light all around.
16
At last he saw a ray of light far ahead of him.
Translations for ray of light
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