Sentence examples for imaginative light from inspiring English sources

John Doe in west London, for instance, serves imaginative, light dishes cooked on charcoal.

Some of the images are created through the wildly imaginative lighting by Mr. Pendleton and Mitchell S. Levine.

Actually, thanks to Carol Mullins's imaginative lighting, it wasn't total darkness.

The imaginative lighting (supervised by Burke Wilmore) does much to shape the large studio space.

The program was completed by Mr. Lin's breezy new "Aperitif II" and his less focused "Luminous Song". John Musall was the evening's imaginative lighting designer.

Irina Brown's economical staging portrays both the interiors of the aristocratic houses and the battlefield with few changes but imaginative lighting.

Great attention has obviously been paid to design, from the austere but imaginative lighting fixtures to the black-and-white photos of Chicago that decorate rooms and corridors.

Roger Hanna's set, a single platform in the shape of a stone crucifix, was spare and elegant; Jeff Davis's imaginative lighting design underscored the mood while conveying a sense of changing settings.

Costumed in royal purple leotards and tights designed by Holly Hynes, the dancers were dramatically magnified by their shadows on the backdrop in the opening and closing sequences with imaginative lighting by Mark Stanley.

William Forsythe alumni must hate hearing these nearly inevitable words, but Mr. Forsythe's influence is clear in Ms. Pite's "Ten Duets," in its imaginative lighting (by Jim French) and its vocabulary.

And for the set, using a sloping stage that sits atop the main stage like a beached boat, Mr. Duffas has found an ingenious way of recreating the 1671 idea of "une piece a machines" by using two large sheets and imaginative lighting to define the changing scenes.