Sentence examples for idea of lighting from inspiring English sources

And the idea of lighting an Olympic flame for the duration of the Games was revived by the Berlin organizing committee.

I've always liked lighting candles on the nine-branched candlestick, called a chanukiah, and the symbolic idea of lighting up the dark.

Anka Lupes, the costume designer, came up with the ingenious idea of lighting the actual costumes the characters wear during the lunar excursion, which included three dancers in white tights twirling illuminated hoops.

"I got tired of waiting around to use my idea of lighting people to make them seem very real in the frame," he says, "and creating a combination of simplicity and maybe a certain kind of truth telling.

I had music ideas, boards of lighting.

"It's that idea of light in winter.

I am revisiting the idea of light and laughter and skin, half-transported by wind.

Einstein's path-breaking idea of light quanta was not widely accepted by his peers.

"The transparency was the idea of light and of this sexy woman walking the corridors," she said.

The idea of lights on the bridge took hold in Tacoma, which led to a meeting of well-heeled activists.

But commanders and soldiers also like the idea of light infantry and fighting the enemy face to face.