Sentence examples for incandescent form from inspiring English sources
Westminster Outlook If there is any fire left in the belly of the House of Commons, then it is to be found in the perpetually incandescent form of the Public Accounts Committee chair, Margaret Hodge.
The fixed samples were dried under an incandescent lamp to form films over the holes of the grid.
HALOGEN A form of incandescent lighting, halogen also uses tungsten filaments.
Why are five of the vessels on a table top complete white-outs: incandescent silhouettes plucked from the dark forms behind them as if they were the chosen ones, beamed up by some special magic?
"In Europe, the political class is incandescent.
Could it be even better if it had the simple purity of form found in the maligned incandescent bulb?
If you want to escape the present, which by the end of 2008 I was all too eager to do, these incandescent works provide about as good a form of time-travel as exists.
Each work here is an incandescent reminder of Weiner's radical gift for rendering thought into form.
Incandescent blocks showered the flanks out to 5 km distance, forming impact craters and triggering numerous forest fires.
His piece has a relative, in both form and mood, in "(Untitled) America" -- 12 strings of incandescent light bulbs, 42 bulbs per string, draped on the museum's facade.
With one of them, Margie Hendricks, he formed a turbulent partnership both musically - in such incandescent recordings as The Night Time Is the Right Time and Hit the Road, Jack - and personally.
