Sentence examples for beams lit from inspiring English sources
Framed by rough stone and hefty beams, lit by candles and alcove lamps, it makes a wonderfully intimate setting for a concert – especially when packed with people, the old walls echoing to the sound of flutes, cellos and accordions.
The center beam "lit up the forest and hillside as well as anyone would ever need," Mr. Romero said.
They're tucked in under beams and down dark spot-lit corridors.
[FastCo]....Drifted through this racetrack lit by hundreds of laser beams.
A laid-back and cosy, dimly-lit space (all exposed wooden beams, jewel-like lamps and Ottoman ornaments), it offers sweet relief from the chaos outside.
When he was finished, some eighty thousand supporters, thronging the fairgrounds, lit by Klieg lights and hovering helicopter beams, were chanting, too.
When he noticed the problem, McCall says that he rushed to the nearest tobacco shop and returned with three lit cigarettes in his mouth, steaming them toward the light beams.
A top-lit ambulatory gallery wraps around the central store, lined with plasterboard walls, providing a jacket to the inner sanctum of the two brick barrel-vaulted gunpowder chambers, dimly-lit and grotto-like spaces left raw, with exposed beams overhead.
An unfussy space with exposed metal beams, it perfectly suits Van Hove and designer Jan Versweyveld's bold reinvention of the play, told on a starkly lit thrust stage.
But beamed from projectors in low-lit rooms on to spinning Perspex or mirrored shapes, the familiar imagery refracts into dizzying constellations.
