Sentence examples for light drenched from inspiring English sources

Instead we get lots of reaching up for the light (drenched, dappled light, that is, designed by Timothy Hunter), emotive rushing about and spiky, ritualistic configurations of dancers in unitards (by Ms. Jamison and Ellen Mahlke).

Fluorescent lights drenched a living room filled with books arranged on industrial shelving.

We turned on the blue light as Jasmine Albuquerque Croissant, drenched in a red flowing gown, walked past our bodies.

ON a cool autumn night, Shanghai is drenched in light.

Drenched in light, he throws both arms aloft in a double "goat" rock sign.

Its roof is flat; it sits smack on the ground; and its interior is open and drenched in light.

To my left and right, jackdaws are flying over open fields drenched in light, the sun buttering their edges.

It is a drizzly late afternoon when we meet at their west London home, but their kitchen is drenched in light from the wall-length window revealing a tumbling garden outside.

Al Jatib has four hotel rooms, each with a fireplace, a sculpted Flintstones bathroom and a window in the roof (if you are imagining dark, dank spaces, you're wrong: these caves are drenched with light) but we stay in one of six cosy self-catering cave houses.

After the body scan, I try to then do the pretty well-known guided meditation where you imagine yourself being slowly drenched in light, from head to toe.

Inside, they found a large two-bedroom, drenched in northern light, well within their price range.