Sentence examples for filled of light from inspiring English sources

Your Faces Filled of Light!" (1976), about a nameless young woman's journey through a delusional world populated only by women.

Though Nakamoto says they "don't want to be too explicit about" Hoshi, the work the two are developing for The Creators Project, he does describe that it will aim to "create an infinite room filled of light reflections and sound.

The post will not be filled in light of the pending acquisition of Bcom3 by the Publicis Groupe.

The mysterious rectangular opening, filled with light, of an underground passageway in a close-cropped expanse of grass and trees might lead to Hades or Shangri-La, but we get no explanation from Mr. Mazaud, who follows the current tendency to make pictures that don't tell tales, but move viewers to create their own.

The picture that 15-year-old Sagesse LaBasse knows she can never enter is a watercolor of the Bay of Algiers, a painting filled with light, the depiction of a world brilliant with possibility.

I had imagined sewers and buildings and vast planes when listening to music, but now I saw a room filled with points of light and balloons.

In his live performances he is a master of that kind of conviction: his most recent show, at Radio City Music Hall in New York, a staging of his latest album Swanlights, saw him bathed in the green glow of lasers, accompanied by a 60-piece orchestra while keening rapturously about a vision of "being dead, underwater and filled with crystals of light".

Zeller quickly put it in, sending the home-state crowd filled with plenty of light blue into a loud roar of delight.

Their work with responsive light is unprecedentedly innovative, and Fragment is no exception, filled with hundred of light bulbs which will create a play of light within Dubai's Level Shoe District.

The clouds of powder, smelling like talcum, that billowed from the dancer as he pivoted had an eerie beauty, as did the stage-filling slashes of light designed by Horst Mühlberg and the bolts of fabric and the few but handsome small props that figured in Maciej Fiszer's set design.

"Sometimes I imagined buildings filled with light, all of glass," she said.