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shaft of light

NOUN
  1. a column of light (as from a beacon)

How To Use shaft of light In A Sentence

  • Watch the camera slowly track down a dark hallway toward a shaft of light from a crack in a door.
  • I could see dust motes in a shaft of light that cut across my cubicle.
  • He hurled it into the chest of the monster and the trident transformed itself into a shaft of lightning, exploding into the beast.
  • It's that first sly whiff of tobacco on the air, the steel-blue smoke slinking seductively across a shaft of light, the embers glowing brightly as a smoker draws in.
  • It was as if a great thundercloud had been dispersed by a single shaft of light. LADY BE GOOD
  • A shaft of light moved across my eyes, rousing me from deep slumber.
  • The curtains were open and moonlight streamed through the windows, a shaft of light landing on the pillow.
  • Suave and a touch oily, the magician, all in black with a red-lined cape and red cummerbund, passes his hoop around a young woman in a black corset, garters and stockings who levitates within a shaft of light.
  • A shaft of light moved across my eyes, rousing me from deep slumber.
  • So the building is metaphorically pinned to its place with a shaft of light from the sky that illuminates the whole labyrinth of knowledge.
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