Sentence examples for flooded with daylight from inspiring English sources

It is also flooded with daylight, which enhances a sense of tranquillity.

It may sound like a place where detainees get questioned, perhaps even roughly, but it is a civilized space: carpeted, soundproofed, and flooded with daylight.

"Sunlight is why people moved to Brooklyn, not Manhattan," Bo Samajopoulos, 51, a retired carpenter and longtime resident, said while sitting in a kitchen flooded with daylight.

This, the most adventurous and biggest roof of its kind for decades after it was built, now painted a fetching sky blue and flooded with daylight?

From its soft beige shingles and green trim, to its open, airy floor plan flooded with daylight thanks to an abundant use of skylights throughout the building, the center looks like an attractive New England inn.

"The gallery space can either be flooded with dramatic daylight, or the glass painted black to provide the low light levels that the V&A needs for the delicate materials they sometimes exhibit".

When the Labour leader was done, he and his wife slowly climbed a staircase leading out of a packed, cheering conference auditorium up to a doorway flooded with blinding daylight, through which they vanished as if passing to another, more heavenly realm.Summarised like that, Mr Miliband's speech sounds terrifically brave and interesting even to me, and I was there.

"When, after groping your way lengthily up the gloomy spiral staircase, which rises vertically up through the thick wall of the bell towers, you abruptly emerged at last on to one of the two lofty platforms, flooded with air and daylight, a beautiful panorama unfolded itself …" From 1750 to the new millennium, Graham Robb's Parisians introduces us to the people and places of Paris.

The Internet has been flooded with suggestions.

The screen flooded with red and green.

Philadelphia has been flooded with sewage.