Sentence examples for light descends from inspiring English sources

A soft curtain of light descends over the stage, evoking veil-like clouds of smoke.

Mr. Beamish, a half-shadowed voyeur, starts in a zone where Ms. Whelan can't see him; later an overhead light descends and he sets it swinging above her.

In WITH OUI, a beam of light descends from the ceiling, remaining center stage for the duration of the performance.

The light descends slowly this time of year and it draws out that delicious final hour of sunset glow upon the icebergs.

A light descends from the sky!

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.

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.

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.

They employ many of the tropes of modern memorialising – digging into the ground, mute forms, fractured walls, light descending from above, the gathering of stones to represent lost lives – but there is too little sign in either their briefing or in their design of deep thought about the memorial's purpose.