Sentence examples for light builds from inspiring English sources

Slowly, the light builds and the stars disappear and the woods awaken to the birds: "as soon as dawn one star then / suddenly none then blue then pale / and the whole apparition only / ever known backwards already too / late now almost gone".

Agnes Martin's 1964 painting "The Tree" is a cage of light built from thousands of twiglike lines.

Her recent Still. Lifeexhibition in her home country, Trinidad, was a narrative installation of soundscapes and light built from oral histories.

And the reason the cashier was so, well, wowed, was because the card has a blinking blue light — built right into the card — that signals it is ready for use.

Including "Light Built Bridges: A Staged Reading" by Anthony Giardina, today, tickets: $10; "Wildlife" by Victor Lodato, July 15 through Aug. 1, tickets: $20 to $25; "Proof" by David Auburn, Sept. 2 through Sept. 12, tickets: $20 to $25.

The old character level max was 20, and light built levels on top of that.

There is a mini LED light built into the front of the MG330 and it does help a bit, but only for subjects that are reasonably close.

Light built or racing sailboats can expect some hull indentation from the support pads.

Light built or racing sail-boats can expect some hull indentation from the support pads.

Meanwhile, the lighting builds this up into an existential declaration, and his colleagues keep advancing alarmingly on him as if he were pursuing some forbidden activity.

Beginning with an eerie music box loop, "Northern Lights" builds gradually over a drum machine beat and layered, stereo-panning handclaps.