NOUN
- a ray of sunlight
- a ray of artificial ultraviolet light from a sunray lamp
- herb having a basal cluster of grey-green leaves and leafless stalks each with a solitary broad yellow flower head; desert areas Idaho to Arizona
How To Use sunray In A Sentence
- On the back, it warns, "Avoid keeping under direct sunray," which goes for hearts, too, I'd say. Archive 2009-01-01
- The sunrays streamed through the window waking Caroline from her deep sleep.
- The light Monday morning sunrays warmed Hanna's body as she walked to school, her heart feeling a lot heavier than usual.
- The lake lay still before me, catching the faint, rare sunlight at a strange angle and casting shadow over half of the water, the other half gleaming under the unexpected pleasure of sunrays in November.
- Far, far below in that dizzying space, she could see the sunray design of Central. Changeling
- He came on pulled along on a little platform with wheels, only they were hidden under a big cloak with the sunray collar. MR STARLIGHT
- In slicing them up, I also discovered how beautiful this vegetable is, with the white on white sunray pattern on each slice.
- Prior Robert was close behind her when she saw the soles of Brother Columbanus's sandals upturned before her, just touched by the sunray from the window, while the rest of him lay still in shadow. A Morbid Taste For Bones
- An errant sunray suddenly struck the golden dome of the Fire Temple, sending a blinding flash of light her way.
- There was a glow radiating off him, as if he had swallowed a sunray.
