Examples of using Whose rays in English and their translations into French
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Whose rays enlighten the world.
The Supreme Being is a centre of Light whose rays or emanations.
Whose rays enlighten the world.
The first denotes the sun rising, whose rays are then reddish.
Whose rays illuminate the world.
Mary is the noble Star rising from the house of Jacob, whose rays illuminate the whole world.
Whose rays illuminate the world.
As a counterweight to this, God in Orthodoxy is a God Whose rays warm the earth and enliven it.
The sun, whose rays Are all ablaze.
Seen from the tunnel of the oceanarium the fishes, whose rays, are fed every day at 12: 45a.m.
One whose rays don't point outwards, but rather inwards.
Finally this image shows us the light whose rays are rendered visible by the incense vapours.
Whose rays, with one difference, are the same as yours.
We were in the middle of a wheel whose rays were the corridors of the base they have under the sea.
Therefore, they celebrated the winter solstice as the birth of the Saviour, whose rays protect and nourish the life.
I arrange the rising of the sun, whose rays rise up into the sky and descend at dawn to transform the dwellings of the dead.
It is not the lens who sets the fire, butthe solar energy, which passes through it and whose rays it makes converge.
Mary, tiny on the altar icone, andthe Holy Spirit, whose rays shine forth from the corner circles, are his WHOLE LIFE.
Yum-Yum is being prepared by her friends for her wedding("Braid the raven hair"),after which she muses on her own beauty"The sun whose rays.
Set astern of the pilothouse is a powerful electric reflector whose rays light up the sea for a distance of half a mile..
