Before we could see exactly how a statement like that would be illustrated in Yerushalmy's choreography, something profound happened: after a pre-show announcement, the lights began to dim, and kept dimming, very slowly, much more slowly than is normal.
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Mrs. Rudolph is a housekeeper now, the sight in her one good eye slowly dimming.
Then, gradually, the bloated stars shriveled to only half of their original size, slowly dimming into oblivion and surrounded by huge, thin atmospheres.
An interminable second act makes matters worse with the lights slowly dimming (and seeming to announce the end of the play) only to have them come back up again five or six times.
(2) Rating of Suddenness: The participants were then asked to give a rating of suddenness of the emergence of the solutions on a scale from 0 (the solution appeared gradually as like "slowly dimming up a light bulb") to 3 (the solution appeared abruptly without any conscious forewarning as like the "flashing of a light bulb").
That spirit was slowly dimmed in the aftermath.
As the line passes through each word, it momentarily gleams then slowly dims as the next words are triggered by the yellow line.
(There are also, amusingly, the uninitiated throngs; the troupe's March performance in Scottsdale, Ariz., drew a packed house, aflutter with an energy that slowly dimmed for some viewers, who eventually stalked out, disgruntled by a bracing aesthetic that still possesses a marvelous ability to scandalize conventional dance sensibilities).
A glacier-shaped headpiece made with LED strips slowly dims as time passes, recalling the melting of glaciers due to global climate change.
