Sentence examples similar to light barrage from inspiring English sources

The band firmly believes in the synesthetic effects of properly coordinated sound and light barrages.

The work disappears in the strobe-light barrage of scandal, moral hysteria and media frenzy.

Then a second and lighter artillery barrage would begin to creep forward over the Allied trenches at a walking pace (in order to keep the enemy under fire), with the masses of German assault infantry advancing as closely as possible behind it.

That would be an order of the baby back ribs ($22.95 for a full slab), to go, away from the cacophonous bar and dining room, flooded with unflattering light from the barrage of countless flat screen TV's and neon signs, and drowned in a booming soundtrack that jumps from Tom Petty's "American Girl" to Michael Jackson's "P.Y.T". to pre-Hagar Van Halen.

Renee Zellweger is speaking out in light of the barrage of attention her new look has received after she stepped out at the 21st annual Elle Women In Hollywood Awards on Monday night.

Steubenville High School students Trent Mays and Ma'Lik Richmond face a possible sentence of detention in juvenile jail until they turn 21, capping a case that came to light via a barrage of morning-after text messages, social media posts and online photos and video.

Cars sped through the area, failing to stop at red lights, after another barrage of artillery tore down electric cables and shrapnel damaged multiple apartments, offices, and shops.

The barrage of light waves creates an otherworldly environment in which the dancers' bodies seem shadowy, beautiful and vulnerable.

It was the catcalling video heard round the world, and it brought to light the near-constant barrage of verbal assault women face as they go about their day-to-day lives.

Like any good mix, it starts slow like a sexy whisper you need to lean in to hear before popping off into a barrage of light house perfect as a mellow Monday office mix, late nights dancing in a dingy basement or that extra day at the beach.

This progress, as well as the progress of the campaign, is more easily followed in a journal Babel kept in that summer of 1920 than in the stories, where the scattered viewpoints and the rigorous literary economy create a somewhat enigmatic and decontextualized effect, as of scenes lit by a fitful barrage.