Sentence examples for erratic light from inspiring English sources

The building was in a tenement with crumbling staircases and ancient, erratic light fixtures, and the apartment was musty, dusty and cluttered, with a cracked, but still lovely, claw-foot bathtub, and a large wooden cross nailed over the single bed in which I slept.

However, erratic light winds were possible during the day, which could drive embers and start new spot fires, the U.S. Forest Service warned.

Because of its erratic light pattern, astronomers have ruled out a single, enormous planet crossing in front of the star as the cause.

(The costumes and the erratic lighting are also by Mr. Gat).

I can remember cultish teenagers almost 50 years ago gathering at rerun houses to watch Charles Boyer drive Ingrid Bergman mad and signaling in unison their mock anxiety every time the lights flickered: "Uhhhhh-ohh!" Of course, there (as the title indicates) the erratic lights were part of the story; here they magnify the confusion of the plot.

Electric light led us to have erratic light-dark signals.

There is nothing more disheartening than walking into an empty club, but in this instance the empty dance floor, the sweeping erratic lights, and the lone DJ on some sort of perch between the first floor and balcony bar didn't dishearten me at all.

PCO translucent opacities apparently induce erratic light-scatter within the eye, which results in a combination of underilluminated retinal areas and in an increased PSD.

Screen out the erratic strip lighting and peer through the window.

When a giant red shrine gate is lowered from the ceiling under erratic strobe lights, it appears that we are heading into Spinal Tap territory.

Whether you're open to the idea of UFOs or not, you still might find yourself being scared silly by erratic flashing lights trying to dominate New Zealand's beautiful vistas.