At night, the people in charge of such things have begun illuminating the bridge's white stays with ethereal blue lights, making it look all the more harplike and angelic.
Przemyslaw Balcerzyk, one of the consuls, says that repairs should be finished in the spring, and then the consulate will begin illuminating this ebullient building at night just in case anyone misses it.
As fishermen in wooden boats brought conical wicker baskets full of silvery, sardine-size fish ashore at dawn on a recent morning, the sun began illuminating an enormous, coal-fired power plant with a big freighter from Australia tied up next to it.
Light began illuminating for me when a 75-year-old grandmother visited Littleton in January 2000.
As the sun rose quickly over the equatorial horizon and the rays began illuminating the rich red soil and the forested hillside I saw preparations being laid for the forth day of celebration in the village home of Barack Obama's grandmother.
He begins by illuminating the underlying philosophical assumptions that shaped America's broader engagement with the Middle East.
A montage of rapid scenes races to wrap up the scattered implications of Wharton's studied tableaux; the original stately andante quickens to Mainwaring's sprightly allegro, and a moony, post-Freudian light begins to illuminate the characters' psyches.
As dusk falls, the city begins to illuminate itself, and soon we're surrounded by vertical cascades of light.
But it begins to illuminate the particular nature of America's health and why it is so dismal.America, it is often noted, spends more on health care yet has worse results than other rich countries.
Historian Timothy Snyder does not offer a corrective to the pessimism of this genre — he is a scholar of the Holocaust, after all — but begins to illuminate a path forward from it.
