Giant threads of light waft in the wind, dwarfing the spectator, who gets lost in the reverie of a rural hike right in the middle of London.
OUTDOORS, on the five and a half acres surrounding the inn, a light breeze wafted through the 20 varieties of fruit trees that had produced most of the food on our plates.
THE afternoon light wafting in from the terrace of the Central Park West duplex they shared (they were married in 1960 in an apartment downstairs) bounces off the jazzy, merlot-hued eyeglasses she wears "for cosmetic purposes" and lights up her gold jewelry.
Classical music plays softly, and a light scent of lavender wafts through the room from a discreetly located aromatherapy machine.
The raja's palace all glassed-in verandas, maybe a hundred of them, which, when the panes were opened, allowed a light and bracing breeze to waft through the rooms was surrounded by lush, well-tended gardens, in which gardeners were constantly pruning, mowing, and raking.
Soft choral music, like monks chanting, plays around my head, and a light scent of juniper berries wafts through the room.
Traffic on avenues without functioning stop lights wafted along as though under hypnosis; on adjacent avenues with working lights, trucks jockeyed and honked.
It is a product formerly (perhaps still) made in India that is applied to a light bulb, and when the bulb is lit, the heat makes the fragrance waft through the room.
It's definitely unlike how the movies and television portray lovely northeastern homes enveloped with a light dusting of snow, snowmen on lawns with cute hats and smoke gently wafting out of the chimney from the the fireplace.
It was rich in imagination but ultra-light in detail, with feathers wafting across anything from a wisp of chiffon top over elegantly shredded jeans to a light tweed dress in celestial blue.
She wafted "floating" chord voicings through unusual instrumentation, stacked punchy riffs and flowing melodies over a light, loose-limbed beat.
