Sentence examples for capture the lighter from inspiring English sources

Some paintings capture the lighter side of city life, like picnics in the park, while others confront darker truths, with images of rioting, pollution, and gas masks.

Triple windows on the middle floors capture the light.

She managed to capture the light, even when there was no light at all.

Lord Foster's quest: use Belgian glass and English stainless steel to capture the light of the day.

He can also recall how many subway slogs were required for the photo shoots to capture the lights against just the right sky backdrop.

The result was a long metal pavilion with a northern exposure over the Pacific Ocean, 70 miles from Canberra in southeast Australia, designed to capture the light in winter.

"In a harsh climate like Vermont's, views are so important because they bring the outside in and capture the light".

"We can capture the light rays in a scene and then later calculate a photo at any focal length," he said.

The piece, with 400 steel circles filled with colored plastic, aims to capture the light of a church's nave by coloring it.

A newly formed small planet, for example, may not exert enough gravitational attraction to capture the light gases hydrogen and helium.

At hour 6 of the light cycle, when photosynthetic capacity was at its highest, cells were highly active and they elongated maximally to capture the light.