Sentence examples for corner of light from inspiring English sources

As designed, One Light Street will wrap around the six-story Thomas building constructed in 1920 at the corner of Light and East Baltimore streets.

Over the next few years, the club hosted a generation of comics that uprooted British comedy from its cosy corner of light entertainment and turned it into a radical offshoot of punk.

So do city leaders whose patience is wearing thin with Clarke and the owner of the site, a parking lot at the corner of Light and East Redwood streets.

The project would incorporate three vacant buildings fronting East Baltimore Street, but not the Thomas Building at the corner of Light and East Baltimore streets that's home to a McDonald's.

Draw a diagonal line from one corner of lighter fabric square to the opposite corner.

As glam had its art-school wing and its brickies-in-makeup strivers, so new pop had one strand that had started as DIY bedroom acts (ABC, Soft Cell, Scritti Politti) and another strand of acts that were brought into the warm from the cold corners of light entertainment: Dollar, the Nolans, Tight Fit, Bucks Fizz.

The mouse was gently placed in the corner of the light box and could move freely from one compartment to the other through a dark corridor.

The application of the proposed methodology is illustrated with an industrial example; the numerical simulation of biaxial cornering tests of light-alloy wheels is conducted, and correlations between the cornering test cycles and predicted cycles using different damage models are provided and comparisons in terms test failure locations and estimated crack initiation sites are given.

At the corner of Pratt and Light Street a few dozen people held up traffic and staged a spontaneous die-in, sprawling themselves on the asphalt in poses straight from crime-scene photos.

England striker Sturridge, 24, opened the scoring from a corner at the Stadium of Light before latching on to a raking Steven Gerrard pass and crossing for Uruguay international Suarez to double the advantage.

Yesterday, a water pitcher holding tall lilacs, apparently in memory of Ms. Sejenko, was left in a corner of the dimly lighted hallway outside her apartment.