Sentence examples for light dancing from inspiring English sources
"You awakened something in me," she breathes at Dennis over the garden fence, golden light dancing in her hair.
It is improbably, breathtakingly beautiful, with lantern light dancing on the crinkled quarry walls, a blanket of stars overhead and a well-stocked bar.
But in bright light, whites are blown out, and details are often soft and cameraphonelike; in low light, dancing pixels overwhelm the scene.
The andante, too, often reduced to a slow military march, was instilled with a light, dancing quality and the finale carried a mercurial exuberance.
Magic is a running thread throughout, from storytellers in travelling canoes and a door that leads to strange adventures, to a Snow Man and a massive zoetrope and the Ladies Of The Light, dancing high up in the trees.
"The first thing I noticed was the light — the dazzling salty light dancing on the sunny field, the ripening strawberries, the little rounded trailer perched up on the hill," Irina reflects.
Ice and darkness, snow and strange lights dancing across the sky.
They described a city of noisy energy, of electric lights, dancing, of going out all the time.
Smoke, lights, dancing and singing also play big parts in the production, by Circolombia, a company that places alumni of the school.
The visual effect, they hope, will be of a lonesome home adrift in the galaxy, with stage lights dancing off the viscosity like stars.
Because this area governs vision, patients may see flashing lights, dancing bright spots or wavy lines, or they may experience a blind spot in their vision.
