Sentence examples for gives off light from inspiring English sources
Anything That Gives Off Light runs at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre from 16-26 August.
Directed by the industrious and imaginative Rachel Chavkin ("Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812," this season's "Hadestown" on Broadway), "Anything That Gives Off Light" is a collaboration between two adventurous theater companies that ultimately gets lost within its dizzying breadth of aspirations.
(I mean the ones onstage). In "Anything That Gives Off Light," a wide-ranging work of stand-up musical theater from the Brooklyn-based troupe the TEAM and the National Theater of Scotland, two Scots and an American meet in a London bar.
The two shows that really make my mouth water are the new one from the fabulous The TEAM, Anything That Gives Off Light, which explores the pursuit of happiness, and the newest creation from the fabulously talented James Thierrée, The Toad Knew.
The show they are rehearsing is a collaboration with the National Theatre of Scotland, Anything That Gives Off Light, which aims to draw a direct line from the ideas of the Scottish Enlightenment to the ones on which America was founded.
"These two great forces of rationalism and romanticism were rubbing up against each other in the 1800s," says Chavkin, and that begged a pertinent question, applicable to both nations: "Are we backwards-looking or forwards-looking?" Anything That Gives Off Light distils that question into its central story.
Such matter does not absorb or give off light, and is extremely difficult to detect.
When high-energy x-rays hit an object, the atoms in the material create "fluorescence" and give off light.
O.L.E.D. technology relies on what are essentially colored molecules that give off light when placed between two electrodes.
Turn off devices that give off light, such as the TV, computer, and phone, at least 15 to 30 minutes before bedtime.
