searchlight beam造句

• The viewing angle for the searchlight beam, though narrow, is enormously powerful.
• Mathy, this time commanding L31, hovered over the harbour in the searchlight beams, without actually dropping any bombs.
• That evening, driving back to Brooklyn, the Tribute in Light _ two 44-foot-diameter searchlight beams _ dominated the view.
• Heinrich Mathy commanding the Zeppelin " L31 " hovered over the harbour in the searchlight beams, without actually dropping any bombs.
• Then with still around to go, a destroyer's searchlight beam lit up the advancing men, and a Turkish machine-gun opened fire on them.
• Light puts on a constant, awesome show, refracted through tumbling mists or breaking through clouds to form searchlight beams that sweep across the hillsides.
• "Tribute in Light, " two shafts of massed searchlight beams shooting into the night sky, represented the 110-story twin skyscrapers destroyed in the Sept . 11 attacks.
• The first Japanese cruiser searchlight beams illuminated " Vincennes " s shortly after 0155, and the American cruiser opened fire with her main battery at the troublesome lights.
• Thursday through Saturday evening, two searchlight beams will shoot up into the night sky, reminiscent of the 110-story twin skyscrapers that were destroyed in the Sept . 11 attacks.
• Then, in the Cold War, this was the epicenter of the Death Zone, the flattened strip of rubble, weeds, wild rabbits and searchlight beams patrolled by East German border guards.
• The brightness of the searchlight beam at a height of 5 7 km  1, 200 units or 1.5 million candles ( for comparison  the brightness of the sun  900 units ).
• A box of airspace 44 miles ( 71 km ) wide by 14 miles ( 22.5 km ) long was created within which a night fighter circled a stationary vertical searchlight beam ( or beacon ) to maintain an orbit.
• The " chaff " consisted of spools of foil packaged in breakout containers and each spool gave the impression on enemy radar of a B-29 . B-29 gunners stated that searchlight beams sometimes followed the chaff as it floated down.
• And like most of the other entries in the two-week Pinter festival, which also came to an end Sunday, it was an emotional stunner, making this playwright's fearsome view of human relations glint like razor wire in a searchlight beam.
• The guns were backed by a concentrated effort from searchlight beams that swept the sky looking to catch a German aircraft . Over Croydon, a period of 20 minutes elapsed between the air raid siren sounding and the beginning of the barrage.
• The SCR-268 was one of the first radar sets to use lobe switching of its receiving antennas as a means to locate AA ( anti-aircraft ) searchlight beams on aircraft . Since it did not lobe-switch its transmitted signal it would be classes as one of the first LORO ( lobe-on-receive-only ) radars.
• The latter's bow rose perpendicularly, slipped back and crushed " George G . Henry " s port rail, hung suspended in the air for a few fleeting moments, and then slid off into the sea . " George G . Henry " immediately put over life rafts and boats, and with her searchlight beams sweeping the waves, searched for survivors.