Sentence examples for flickering electronic from inspiring English sources

The rest exists only in the pattern of magnetic charges and flickering electronic impulses of banks' data centres.Moreover, banking is something few people enjoy.

On a new song, "Desired Constellations," she surrounded her voice with flickering electronic tones while she sang a creation myth that sounded like a lullaby: "With a palm full of stars, I shake them like dice, repeatedly, and I throw them on the table, repeatedly".

In fact, drawn by the casino-like profits to be made in the boom, more and more small investors flocked to the thousands of brokerage houses that are now proliferating in every Chinese city in order to buy and sell while staring up at flickering electronic data boards charting the rise and fall of equity prices.

Indoors, projections flickered and evocative electronic music — by Ms. Chuma with Jacob Burckhardt and Stephan Moore — filled the room.

Bunches of small investors, ranging from students to pensioners, crowd around computer terminals to carry out their trades, keeping an eye on the prices as they flicker across big electronic screens.

The stock market transactions still flicker across the electronic board over the bar, but these days, there are far fewer upturned faces watching them; maybe 200 at lunchtime, even fewer at dinner.

Boxes stacked in pyramids around the edges of the dance floor showed the decibel level on electronic readers and flickering needles as hundreds of people danced wildly under purple lights refracted by a giant disco ball.

On the Fifth Avenue side of the park, the first installation you encounter is the street lamp, its light flickering in unison with an electronic voice reading messages that Mr. Oursler has culled from the Internet.

And the electronic flight information monitors, flickering back to life after a day and a half of blankness, summed up the situation pretty well.

On one side, horizontal black, gray and white stripes and bands divided into left and right sections scroll downward, flickering furiously to the sound of aggressively percussive, buzzing and whistling electronic music emitted by powerful speakers.

To pluck just one, Gary Steynghart's novel Super Sad True Love Story describes a world where everybody is obsessed with their electronic Apparat -- an even more omnivorous iPhone with a flickering stream of shopping and reality shows and porn -- and have somehow come to believe that the few remaining unread paper books let off a rank smell.