Sentence examples for light crossing from inspiring English sources

Here's one of Anthony McCall's cones of light, crossing the room in a bath of artificial haze.

The piece ended, though, as it began, with two dancers trapped in the taut wires of light crossing the stage.

It was at its most visible point from earth at around 5.20pm, when it appeared as a small ball of light crossing the sky.

From their Midtown condominium, the ferry terminal on East 34th Street is a four-minute walk, and that's "if you get stuck at the light" crossing the Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive, Mr. Goodman said.

We had small telescopes, each looking downward into a mirror that reflected a limited area of the sky, and we watched for a steady light crossing the sky in an unpredictable spot and at an unpredictable time.

A menacing tone was set as soon as the first lighting cue came up, in silence: eight narrow strips of light crossing the floor from end to end, which created a sharp, forbidding environment, a trap that awaited unsuspecting victims.

The visible patch of sky is the same, the thin raking light crosses the same uneven, painted bricks.

All the souls, the pale lights, crossing over, blown by the Seaward Wind to the Last Sea.

According to Bruneau, the infractions of the Code de la Route that bring the greatest death and destruction are the failure to obey traffic lights, crossing the yellow line, driving too fast, etc.

The cameras on the Uber vehicle watch for telltale patterns that indicate braking vehicles (sudden red lights), traffic lights, crossing pedestrians and so on.

Stephenson's version of The Haywain is in an irregular-shaped frame, while his The Lady of Shalott is warped with ceiling lights crossing through it.