Sentence examples for light built from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Christine's flat was on the second floor; the house was one in a row of houses, all with the same phenomenal window and cold north light, built as artists' studios in the eighteen-nineties.

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.

A3 Theory on Swissair Crash Canadian investigators looking into the crash of Swissair 111 say a pilot's map light, built into the ceiling of the cockpit, may be a source of fire in that model plane, an MD-11.

Canadian investigators looking into the deadly crash of Swissair 111 in 1998 say a pilot's map light, built into the cockpit ceiling of the MD-11, may be a source of ignition in that model airplane.

Glowing lights built into the aqua walls light up watery depths below the gently churning surface.

Reading lights built into the bed's headboard would sometimes turn on by themselves, or not turn off.

Resembling Brancusi sculptures with electric lights built in, Mr. Piene's lamp sculptures are worth a visit by themselves.

Even the smaller-scale solutions, like artificial skylights and lighting built into furniture, offer new ways of thinking about the traditional trio of ambient, task and accent lighting.

The hi-tech bath is a rather ingenious son-et-lumière-style invention - it has a hi-fi and underwater coloured lights built in.