Sentence examples for Light swept from inspiring English sources

A scythe of light swept over the ground.

For three days, the light swept the dark cartoon sea in vain.

When the first beam of light swept over the surface of the water, the magazine said, many of them cried.

Red strips of neon light swept the darkened cab as we approached Greek Street, while cackles from scene-queens surrounded us.

For nearly 80 years, these high-frequency transmissions have been radiating into the skies at the speed of light, swept across our planet by its rotation.

Then an abrupt rush of countless points of white light swept across the field of view, as if the unseen millions of the Milky Way were to flow a sparkling river before the eye.

Pulsating lights swept the crowd.

The Edge's guitar playing sounded smoldering and apocalyptic; red lights swept across the stadium.

In a dazzling confection choreographed by the film director Peter Greenaway, lights swept over that 15th-century wall painting in the refectory of Santa Maria delle Grazie here on Monday night, giving statuesque form to the figures.

He remembered it with grim fondness as a series of mostly one-night stands in which "we fixed the lights, swept the stage, pulled the curtains.

Peter Mumford's lighting sweeps the stage with amber and violet, telling of the rising and fading of days and hopes.