radiates in a sentence

• Either way, his strong personality radiates like a lighthouse beacon.
• A nearby powerline can radiate fields of 5 to 40 milligauss.
• Gant said, his smile radiating throughout the Reds'clubhouse.
• And with a month until Election Day, he radiates confidence.
• The Yankees'two teams within a team radiate equal candlepower.
• The windows were steamy, and a glow radiated from inside.
• Most of the energy is thus not radiated away by electrons.
• She radiated love of art and the life of the spirit.
• There's an indescribable quality that radiates from old tools.
• Mick Jagger pointed out, radiating his customary jolly good spirits.
• It's difficult to see radiates in a sentence .
• He radiates a gracious, smiling exuberance that appears completely unforced.
• Ms . Asylmuratova's slender, arching body radiated pathos.
• It's a pulsating orange that seems to radiate heat.
• The actors radiate health even when made up to look pallid.
• Unlike his father, George W . Bush radiates this ethos.
• Radiated energy will be recaptured to warm water and generate electricity.
• She just radiated a glow about her that was just amazing.
• Radiate love and joy, that is really our only job,
• The spotlight radiates on Donovan McNabb, and it is hot.
• Radiating self-importance, it is accustomed to being accommodated.