Sudden bursts of light relieved the Germanic gloom.
The shadow between bursts of light in film lurks as a metaphor.
The now moonless sky was drenched with bursts of light from big lamps.
Harvey has shot bursts of light into the Mets' current dark existence.
In Ms. Gardner's piece the violin darts through bursts of light percussive noises, some created by a recorded violin.
Supposedly, people have spotted exhaust trails, puffs of smoke, and even explosive bursts of light on clear nights.
Its dangling yellow ribbons look like bursts of light against the firs' dark curtain of green needles.
Females swim in luminescent two-inch circles, while the males follow them, glowing in bursts of light.
Lasers may send information flying in tiny bursts of light through optical fibers across oceans and cities.
Through his lighting, Roderick Murray functions almost as a puppeteer, seeming to bring the dancers into action and remove them from it with washes and bursts of light.
As the performers move these screens, both humans and set are suffused with spare, swiftly moving projections: bursts of light; geometric shapes; morphing, ghostly lines.
