Sentence examples for illuminated again from inspiring English sources

The image is produced when the hologram is illuminated again by a coherent beam.

This week, downtown buildings will be illuminated again as part of the Peekskill Quadricentennial Celebration 2009, a 10-day tribute to the city and the river.

A worker was assigned to each battery of 40 levers, and tiny bulbs on a facsimile of the train yard would automatically be extinguished as a train passed a switch and illuminated again when it reached the next switch.

The room was soon illuminated again but Hodgson and his England squad will be well aware that darkness will descend once more and the pressure will be turned up several notches if England fail in Basel's atmospheric St. Jakob-Park.

Days later, it was illuminated again with the red, white and blue colors of the French flag and a projection of Paris' city motto, "Fluctuat Nec Mergitur": tossed by the waves but does not sink.

Some of the fixtures will be scheduled to turn on at 5 a.m., shut off at 8 a.m., and then be illuminated again at 5 p.m. and turned off again at 11 p.m., Alan Ball, project manager for AvAirPros Services, which manages the site, said during Monday's Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport Authority board meeting.

Day breaks and the photo is illuminated once again.

Most recently, this duplicitous landscape of war-on-terror "success" has been illuminated yet again by the case of four alleged Newburgh, New York, conspirators -- the Newburgh Four -- and in the botched arrest and fatal shooting (a first for federal authorities) of an African American imam in Detroit, leader of the so-called Ummah Conspiracy.

By eleven o'clock, all the TV cameras were gone and the corner was once again illuminated only by street lights.

But in Britain that confluence of economic forces has once again illuminated the fault line running through Britain's economy.

The bowel cancer from which Burns died was diagnosed only recently, and it is not yet clear whether his latest novel, set in Rome in the 1950s and again illuminated by coincidences, will be published posthumously.