Sentence examples for land light from inspiring English sources

A lyrical montage of trees and foliage, a stream, rustling leaves, clouds and sky, "Lighthouse" is built from four of L.A.'s main ingredients: land, light, color and water.

Other cultural assets within the city include the Erie Land Light, Warner Theatre, its several Philharmonic orchestras, the Bicentennial Tower and the Blasco Library and Erie Maritime Museum located nearby.

Reprinted from "Landing Light" with the permission of Graywolf Press.

She didn't turn on the landing light — she didn't want to be seen.

· From Landing Light by Don Paterson, published by Faber and Faber, price £12.99.

In a panel near my knee were the landing light switches with balled tips to make them identifiable by feel.

It stood poised for an endless moment, one landing light flooding a house into which an instant later it crashed".

His second volume of poetry, God's Gift to Women (1997), won the TS Eliot prize as did his most recent Landing Light in 2003.

The poem, which opens "Landing Light" (Graywolf Press), by a Scottish literary star named Don Paterson, pays tribute to an obscure island cradled in the bosom of the Hebrides, a negligible nugget of land "with its own tiny stubborn anthem".

"These poems," wrote Helen Dunmore, "shine a light into crevices of feeling that amaze the poet as much as they move the reader"; Philip Hensher declared: "I couldn't get Don Paterson's brilliant Landing Light out of my head".

Don Paterson's third poetry collection, Landing Light, came out in 2003 to a rapturous reception; it won him the Whitbread and TS Eliot prizes, and cemented his reputation as one of the UK's foremost living poets.