haloes

How the good saints reacted to the removal of their haloes is not yet revealed.

Ceremonial and Insignia—Some Considerations 1975

I make this claim not on the grounds that the British take an extra-large size in haloes: it's just that they have a very long experience of sin.

Journey to Canada 1974

They don't stand on glass windows, or wear those things that father calls haloes, and that I call plates, round their heads, with their names written on them.

A Book of Quaker Saints 1911

The minute and curious marks so produced are known as haloes; for they surround, in ringlike forms, minute particles of included substances which contain radioactive elements.

The Birth-Time of the World and Other Scientific Essays John Joly 1895

Stars begin to form relatively quickly in sub-galactic-sized building blocks called haloes which are subsequently assembled into galaxies.

Naturejobs - All Jobs 2009

Stars begin to form relatively quickly in sub-galactic-sized building blocks called haloes which are subsequently assembled into galaxies.

Naturejobs - All Jobs 2009

Iconoclastic and aesthetically exhilarating, allusions to the sacred such as haloes in portraits, the use of traditional iconographic symbols such as white flowers, bread and, thorns, contrast powerfully with the devil imagery, of serpents and of smoke.

Queer Sighted 2009

But then Robinson thought it would be even better to incorporate a range of icons, such as haloes, hearts, smileys and stars, rather than leaving it at just a kiss.

Computerworld 2009

As everyone who has read my report should know by now that the pixel anomalies, that they call "haloes," are absolutely not scanner artifacts.

Latest Articles 2008

As everyone who has read my report should know by now that the pixel anomalies, that they call "haloes," are absolutely not scanner artifacts.

Latest Articles 2008