Sentence examples for light flood from inspiring English sources

Don't forget: there is key light, front light, flood light.

Its wave of a roof rests on just three concrete supports, and huge windows let the light flood in.

Regarded as one of the most alluring opera houses ever built, it boasted a folded, flowing glass structure that let light flood in.

It also suggests the sudden opening of an aperture letting light flood in on to film, revealing what was hidden, causing chemical reactions that change everything and create a new image.

As hydraulic cables opened the ceiling flaps, one at a time, to let light flood into the dark room, it seemed like a reprise of the modern production skills that Mr. Slimane had displayed at Dior Homme.

In the 1970s Gordon Matta-Clark, a cohesive force in SoHo's early history as an art community, turned one pier into a giant sculpture by cutting out a wedge-shaped piece of wall and letting light flood in.

Light floods in from several doorways.

"Look at that!" he said as light flooded the room.

Then, gradually, light flooded the stage to reveal Ms. Andjaparidze at the piano.

Light floods in through the windows, and a 24-hour doorman stands at the ready downstairs.

Natural light floods the museum through its jigsaw-shaped holes and skylights.