Sentence examples for dimming of lights from inspiring English sources

But several officials said that the three detainees had taken advantage of some of the colonel's quality-of-life reforms, including the nighttime dimming of lights and the availability of extra clothing.

The dimming of lights quiets the chatter.

Playing outdoors means there's no dimming of lights to draw the expectant clamour of the crowd.

The most striking display in Beijing is expected to be the dimming of lights on the Olympic Bird's Nest stadium.

When these three men finally rise, to the dimming of lights, it is for a glorious and extended deployment of hip-angling, arched-feet fierceness.

The play's eight scenes, which range from short to long to short again, are separated by blackouts or by the dimming of lights that pulsate like distress signals from a passing ship — but what is the danger?

If you have a very powerful amplifier and you notice dimming of your lights during strong points in music then you may want to add a capacitor.

That's like detecting the dimming of 10,000 light bulbs when one burns out, noted Kepler deputy science team leader Natalie Batalha of NASA's Ames Research Center in Mountain View, California.

However, the effect of dimming of the road lighting was not monotonic.

It was – the dimming of light, the increase of pressure – like diving far down through historical water.

Kika Markham, inimitably inward, whose mouth seems to have direct access to her heart, tells of and shows the dimming of light that is depression: the occlusion, the inability to move, the pointlessness of moving your mouth to "do talking".