| Sketches were structureless, as any aureola formed by stray sunlight grazing the moon might naturally be. |
| The aureola, when enveloping the whole body, is generally oval or elliptical in form, but is occasionally circular or quatrefoil. |
| The rays quivered everywhere in the air, and the aureola filled the world. |
| Chip samples were collected while mapping the contact, as the outer 10m of the Quartz Monzonite and the surrounding Hornfels aureola show a marked increase in vein intensity. |
| His face wore a look of triumph, and was surrounded by an aureola which dazzled Rosanette. |
| It creates the effect of an aureola around his head, which indicates us that only right, pure and clear thoughts abide within this being. |
