Sentence examples for light descending from inspiring English sources
This allowed turning even the most modest or dilapidated of houses into a waterfall of light descending from the eaves.
At quarter past midnight on Christmas Day 1985, three police officers in Woking were surprised by a white light descending on the Horsell area.
Nadar was a pioneer in photography by artificial light, descending into the catacombs along the Seine in 1861-62 to experiment with flash powder.
Inside the museum, 41,000 square feet of galleries are organized around a towering atrium capped by a dome, with a narrow beam of light descending from its central oculus.
A group of cinema-goers, emerging dazed and blinking into the light, descending an escalator, their hands held rigidly in the air.
A major drawback of all these measurements (including ours) is that only light descending from the upper part of the rock was measured.
As she walked, the light descended the trunks and ignited balsamic forest odors, awakening the birds and making it easy to find stepping stones to cross the narrow creek.
The light descends slowly this time of year and it draws out that delicious final hour of sunset glow upon the icebergs.
Most of these elements – aerial performers; racing and chasing up, down and along swathes of material; fast-beat musical backing; strobe lighting; descending ceilings; performers swooping down to scoop up audience members (plants and genuine); water sprays; wind machines: sheer good fun – are carried over from Fuerzabruta's founders' experience with Argentine troupe De La Guarda (1993-2002).
An intricate wooden sign, embedded with lights, descended from the ceiling.
A wall of dirty synths and intense strobe lights descends upon the crowd as vocalist Alice Glass hobbles onto the stage.
