Sentence examples for famous light from inspiring English sources

The famous light of Provence bouncing off the pastel pink and honey walls of the old town banishes memories of cold and dark climes.

A famous light machine gun the ZB, later manufactured in Enfield, England (now part of Enfield borough, London), as the Bren machine gun was developed at Brno.

Delphi, the Acropolis, the famous light that you didn't believe could be true but was true, the bare bones of the Peloponnesus.

Now, Bill Bryson in his enduringly delightful 1995 book Notes From a Small Island does rather skewer the reputation of Blackpool's famous light spectacular, a fixture on the promenade since 1902.

In 1971, W. H. Auden published one of his famous light poems, "Academic Graffiti" in the magazine, which featured such stanzas as "Lord Byron / Once succumbed to a Siren" and "Charles Dickens / Could find nothing to say to chickens".

George Charles Bingham, 3rd earl of Lucan, (born April 16 ,1800, London, Eng. died Nov. 10, 1888, London), British soldier who commanded the cavalry division, including the famous Light Brigade, at the Battle of Balaklava in the Crimean War.

I could see, at various compass points, little bulges of sky glow projected by a couple of nearby towns, by one or two more distant cities, and by Ruby's, the famous, light-encrusted Bryce-area motel and campground, a few miles away, but the sky directly above us was very dark and was filled with stars.

And with electricity still scarce from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear crisis, a landmark building in Tokyo has dimmed its famous lights.

Jules Fisher, the famous lighting designer, was also responsible because he had wanted to do a vaudeville theatre in New York, and wanted David and Mike Nichols and I to be involved.

It is studded with marvelous jewels by luminaries like J. M. W. Turner, John Constable and John Ruskin and fine gems by less famous lights like Thomas Jones, John Martin and Samuel Palmer.

It is studded with marvelous jewels by luminaries like J. M. W. Turner, John Constable and John Ruskin as well as fine gems by less famous lights like Thomas Jones, John Martin and Samuel Palmer.