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What she sees, at most, is a light-shot shimmering of green, nothing more.

Archive 2007-07-01 Bruce Schauble 2007

What she sees, at most, is a light-shot shimmering of green, nothing more.

Read, Write, Discuss: Repeat Bruce Schauble 2007

Quills were replaced by a light-shot, steel-colored dish that was trained on the approaching slaves.

Fire Dancer Maxwell, Ann, 1944- 1982

Other dues equally difficult to identify with exactness were the "light-shot" and the "soul-shot".

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 12: Philip II-Reuss 1840-1916 1913

Collins, with his eyes on the light-shot waves that crowned her vivid face, wondered whether he was or not.

Bucky O'Connor William MacLeod Raine 1912

And everywhere -- Nature's last subtle touches to her picture -- the sense of a filmy veil let down ere the end was reached, a soft haze on the glowing hilltops, a sheen as of silver mist along the stream in the valley, a fleecy light-shot cloud on the sea, to suggest more, and more beautiful, beyond the veil.

Secret of the Woods William Joseph Long 1909

Stumbling over her own suitcase, she fell to her knees, rose, and, scarce conscious of what she was about, caught up her suitcase and reeled away into the light-shot darkness.

The Dark Star William Dodge Stevens 1899

And Neeland remembered the light-shot depths over which, at that moment, he had been leaning; and he realised that it would have been very easy for a man as big as that to have flung him overboard before he had wit to realise what had been done to him.

The Dark Star William Dodge Stevens 1899

The stylistic force of his driven personality hits hard after the quietism of the Seurat pieces and of Signac's serene "The Riverbank (Les Andelys)" (1886), with its perfect rhyming of pointillist technique and light-shot, wind-ruffled water.

SFGate: Top News Stories Kenneth Baker 2010

The stylistic force of his driven personality hits hard after the quietism of the Seurat pieces and of Signac's serene "The Riverbank (Les Andelys)" (1886), with its perfect rhyming of pointillist technique and light-shot, wind-ruffled water.

SFGate: Entertainment Kenneth Baker 2010