Sentence examples for door of light from inspiring English sources

Fall of Leafe depicts the changing seasons and the Last Door of Light reflects climate change and the composer's home in the Orkney islands.

The first time we went, thanks to our very intoxicated state it took us a few hours before we realised that the door of light opening and closing actually led to the terrace.

The fleetness and wryness of this radical production are enhanced by Lez Brotherston's design, in which conservatory rooms with glass-panelled doors are full of light and full of barriers.

The other day we walked into a restaurant and the door opened automatically (ray-of-light process).

"Off," I guess, is the technical terMaybe

In several images, for example, Sheeler carefully works his way past the door to the staircase, exploiting the subtle shifts in the angles of the steps, the foreshortening of the open door, even the amount of light reflected in a small mirror on the hanging on the wall.

On the right side of the door is a shaft of light.

Through the main door of One Commercial Street the lights shine brightly in the hotel-style lobby.

The whiskey bottles glittered as the swinging doors let in planks of light — Kellogg's Old Bourbon, Squirrel, Great Gun, G. G. Booz, Day Dream.

At Southampton it has been set up just on your left as you enter the exhibition, using the door and light of a curator's office, whose filing cabinets, desk and pinboard decorated with posters and postcards you peer at as the door mysteriously opens on to the darkened room.

Despite my apprehension, the island setting does sink in: the screech of a loose barn door, the smudge of lights on a far-off shore.