Sentence examples for border of light from inspiring English sources

First place reflected a monumental moment in 2014 – lichtgrenze (border of light) – the name given to the 8,000 lit balloons where the Berlin Wall once stood, released on the 25th anniversary of its fall.

Since Friday morning, a so-called Lichtgrenze or "border of light", made up of 8,000 balloons, has traced a section of the fallen wall across central Berlin for 15km (nine miles).

A wide border of light marked out a square that was nearly as big as the stage — an elegant detail by Michael O'Connor, who designed the lights for both works on the program.

The Lichtgrenze (Border of Light) installation by brothers Christopher and Marc Bauder once again divided the German city, blocking roads and offering a visual reminder of what life was like during the Cold War.

From November 7 to 9, about 8,000 of the 24 inch white balls will surround the city, marking Lichtgrenze (Border of Light), a nearly 10-mile installation that stretches the original pathway between Oberbaumbruecke and Bornholm Road of the Berlin Wall.

To commemorate the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall last November, authorities installed a Lichtgrenze or "border of lights" made up of 8,000 illuminated helium balloons, which were then released into the night sky one by one, symbolically dissolving the old division between the eastern and western halves of the city.

Border of Lights (Spanish/English/Kreyol): Active in the Dominican Republic, the United States and Haiti.

This board was surrounded by a double-arched border of lights which flashed at the beginning and end of the round.

SHELTER A BORDER OF DARK AND LIGHT Brooklyn's largest housing project was unevenly divided and uneasy about it.

The very title derides what Östlund takes for fake art: a square of small, flat paving stones defined by a border of glowing white light.

But now, with acts taking place in one, two or three rings (sometimes not rings but borders of colored lights), the emphasis has shifted, perhaps unintentionally, to the ear.