ray

a ray of intelligence

vascular ray (=medullary ray)

not a ray of hope left.

refrangible rays of light.

the direct rays of the sun

She went to the hospital for an X-ray yesterday.

he will have an X-ray today.

rays of light fell aslant a door.

a pallid ray of winter sun.

a ray of sunlight came through the window.

a course of x-ray treatment X

concentrate rays of light into a focus

A ray of light pierced the darkness.

There isn't a ray of hope left for us.

cathode-ray memory tube ;cathoderay memory tube;cathode ray memory tube;cathode ray storage tube;cathode-ray storage tube;

Rays of sun glinted among the autumn leaves.

I've never X-rayed for two years.

She has always been a single ray.

Was there a ray of hope, then?

The magnetosphere is a shield, protecting us from dangerous cosmic rays.

So we'll go shoot the X ray and see.

But the doctor did hold out a ray of hope.

You need a lot of eumelanin to absorb UV rays.

Only 2% of the sun's rays reach the ground...

She just is this ray of energy and sunlight and positivity.

Further out through the solar system the sun's rays weaken.

The sun, just risen, filtered its rays through thin grey clouds.