Sentence examples for illuminated above from inspiring English sources

The words "PROTECT ME FROM WHAT I WANT" illuminated above cars on a highway; movie theatre marquees spelling out maxims like "Men Don't Protect You Anymore" or "IT IS IN YOUR SELF-INTEREST TO FIND A WAY TO BE VERY TENDER"; her coloured squares with tiny ferocious monographs (her "Inflammatory Essays") in black italic caps, about snakes and men and fucking and undue sentimentality.

The words "PROTECT ME FROM WHAT I WANT" illuminated above cars on a highway; movie-theater marquees spelling out maxims like "Men Don't Protect You Anymore" or "IT IS IN YOUR SELF-INTEREST TO FIND A WAY TO BE VERY TENDER"; her colored squares with tiny ferocious monographs (her "Inflammatory Essays") in black italic caps, about snakes and men and fucking and undue sentimentality.

Then men erupted around him in victory or rage, and there was a surge toward the bookmakers, who stood illuminated above the crowd.

In the École des Beaux-Arts venue, new for Lanvin, marble statues at their most noble were illuminated above the runway.

This largely comes down to lighting, with the revisions stating clubs will have to be illuminated above 10 lux, roughly the brightness of a mid-movie cinema.

I'll try to find out if the GOP offered any way forward for the Dems, but it looks like this was a one-sided torpedo by the anti-abortion extremists, for the reasons illuminated above.

In his most astute (and densest) chapter Mr. Laqueur traces with authority the roots and development of Islamist fanaticism, illuminating above all -- in an analysis echoing Bernard Lewis's -- what he sees as its truly uncompromising hatred of the West.

The cavernous chamber would be illuminated from above, through the glass floor of a glistening rooftop infinity pool.

It's an exotic, fascinating mishmash, perfectly illuminated from above, and a wonderful place for gazing from the comfort of the cozy chairs around the generously spaced tables.

The quartet, illuminated from above as if caught in sunlight streaming through a high window, repeatedly played keening laments, at times joined by Ms. Anderson's keyboard or electric violin.

The earliest work here is Bruce Nauman's "Hologram H" (1969) from his "Second Series: Full Figure Poses (A-J)." Mounted on a pedestal several feet from the wall, the hologram, on a glass plate, is illuminated from above and behind with a blood-red light.