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• The fifth " Comedy and Proverb " was " green rays there.
• This mussel is yellow-green in color with interrupted green rays on the shell.
• She tries to attack it, but is vaporized by its green ray beam.
• In self-defence, the rock immobilises the geologist with the green ray.
• The shell is yellowish or greenish brown with green rays.
• From time to time, there were bright, straight green rays.
• In diagram "'1 "'the green ray is shown as reflecting from only one surface.
• The kelly-green ray lasts a second or less.
• Some, such as the green ray, are so rare they are sometimes thought to be mythical.
• As he holds a light up to see the tomb, he is blasted by a green ray.
• Her next, she said, may be based on the mysterious " green ray " that sometimes appears at sunset.
• The Scots claim that anyone who has seen the green ray will never err again in matters of the heart.
• Possessed by the alien, the chief returns to his village, and with green ray beams emanating from his glowing green eyes, he kills everyone.
• They paced around the street _ where police kept away crowds of bystanders _ holding pieces of carton up to follow the green rays.
• Should we worry that creatures from outer space will arrive in 15-mile-wide Scooter Pies that emit deadly green rays, killing millions and generally ruining the weekend?
• Cited in Eric Rohmer's 1986 film, the green ray is used as a central image providing meaning and guidance for the film's troubled main character, Delphine.
• They composed some songs in a different style to The Archers so changed their name to The Green Ray to avoid confusion with the old band.
• At Eisenart Innovations, we couldn't resist an item of glass art that now hangs from a sunny window frame and casts subtle blue and green rays.
• Contrastly, individuals found in fast flowing water over rock or gravel were smaller, lighter-coloured and more likely to show the green rays often present in this species shell.
• ""'The Green Ray " "'( ) is a novel by the French writer Jules Verne published in 1882 and named after film of the same name by Eric Rohmer.