Sentence examples for coloured lighting from inspiring English sources

Coloured lighting and seating make the interiors a bit sweeter, and sponsors' names are projected on to the concrete.

Named after the country's principal architect and former president, the £200m structure – spanning the Maqtah channel – is perhaps at its best at night, when coloured lighting floods its spine.

The timing's odd too; the first 45 minutes is taken up with Davina, at the bottom of a ski jump, surrounded by a 30-strong, cowbell-wielding rent-a-crowd, the "celebs" trussed up in garish alpine gear, and some jazzy coloured lighting, introducing clips of pre-recorded action.

More important are extras somehow worked into it – a shared balcony with wide views, an urban farm on the roof – and the consideration to details usually executed in the most basic possible way, such as coloured lighting in the common area, bamboo floors, brass ironmongery, and tapering the corridors to make them less relentless.

Part of the reason for this is that in the last 15 yr or so, there have been a number of important introductions in coloured lighting technology.

The revamp of the Riverside Gardens will include coloured lighting on the weir and lights on the upper part of Exeter Bridge.

Decorate with balloons and streamers in your favourite colours, and coloured lights if possible.

Fluorescent lights provide even illumination but may overilluminate the tank walls; coloured lights accentuate natural colours; and mercury-vapour lamps encourage maximum growth of marine plants.

Many colours and shades of colours make up the intense presence of coloured light in her simple petal forms.

Painted colour cannot be understood in the same way as coloured light.

Flashes and a cascade of brilliantly coloured lights.