Sentence examples for dimming light from inspiring English sources
In the 1897 oil "Old Ice Pond at Nyack," the 15-year-old Hopper carefully reproduces a garish streak of sun in a dusky sky and the ripples of dimming light it spreads on the pond's snowy shore.
That would suggest something gigantic must be blocking the light at random times, meaning that it couldn't be a planet or other regular orbiting object because that would generate a distinct pattern of dimming light.
He opens BAM's new Richard B. Fisher theatre with "Eclipse" (Sept . 5-9, an in-the-round dance performed under a set of glowing and dimming light bulbs, designed by the visual artist Anthony McCall.
In video clip 14, a low labeling rate was achieved because images were captured in the gradually dimming light of dusk.
The parents anticipate night, using a sense of time; in laboratory experiments convict cichlids continued to retrieve young as night approached even in the absence of any signal, such as dimming light.
In "By a Dimming Light," a writer learns that he's going blind shortly after beginning a novel he hopes will reinvigorate his career.
The apse chapel suffers from dim light.
Dim light filtered through a latticed window.
And demagogues thrive in dim light.
