Sentence examples for illuminated he from inspiring English sources
"We are seeing a fundamental change in the way interiors are illuminated," he says.
When the American novelist and critic Dale Peck - most famous, perhaps, for the harshness of his reviews - first read Everything Is Illuminated, he reportedly declared to its author, Jonathan Safran Foer: "I would love to be Coleridge to your Wordsworth".
He illuminates everything he touches (see review).Daniel Defoe: Master of Fictions.By Maximilian E. Novak.Oxford University Press; 680 pages; $45 and £30Click to buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukMaximilian Novak's scholarship brilliantly explains the author of "Robinson Crusoe" and his age.
While he calls the objects he makes "illuminated sculptural works," he considers himself a designer, not a sculptor.
Spotted by the judges, the lights on his handlebars were duly illuminated and he peeled off the bunch in a fury.
There were some topics on which Rafael Perez had very little to say, and they happened to be the subjects that the task force had hoped he might illuminate when he was given his immunity deal.
He can decide to spin them, interpret them, ignore them, or illuminate them, but he can't decide to keep them.
Although he assumes negotiations will be difficult, he also hopes to create a multimedia extravaganza to illuminate what he calls the "crème de la crème of wide-screen VistaVision frescoes": Michelangelo's "Last Judgment" in the Sistine Chapel in Vatican City.
That could help position Congress to win an outright national majority — though it does little to illuminate what he would do with a mandate if he won it.
Each step lights up as he touches it and a burnt out "Hotel" sign illuminates as he passes.
A quick glance around Nyuru illuminates what he means.
