Sentence examples for light intermittently from inspiring English sources
Elsewhere, in a dark room, a strobe light intermittently illuminates a large, suspended LSD molecule model while ghostly brain scans are projected onto the walls, and a voice intones at intervals, "one less one... un-less... lossless... ...... and so on.
In the original program by the manufacturer, cells are exposed to the intense mercury lamp light intermittently and the cells were driven to apoptosis within the initial 6 h by the physical damage of the light.
Last year's Turner prize show won by an installation consisting of a room in which the lights intermittently turned off, and then on again was picketed by sceptics flashing torches.
If art prizes are any measure of success, Mr. Creed is at the top of his game — in 2001, he won the Tate's Turner Prize for an installation of museum lights intermittently going on and off in a gallery.
Morvern cuddles up to the corpse, lit intermittently by flashing Christmas tree lights; Morvern finds herself on a station platform talking to a stranger on a payphone; Morvern appears back in the flat, hunched over in the bath in a quasi-foetal position, her face for once turned away from the camera.
As a result, the horn and exterior lighting failed intermittently.
At night thunder trembled the window of our shelter, with spear grass lit up intermittently by sheet lightning.
A street-cleaning truck approaches from a distant intersection, where the traffic lights flash intermittently next to a blue poster on an iron railing.
Strange red flashes intermittently light the sky, intimations of the apocalypse or visions of hell.
There is all this light, gently though intermittently diffused, and then there are those scorings or ley lines across the rising field – if that is what they are.
It is flanked by stacks of video screens that intermittently light up with a sharp mix of actual network TV footage and fictional news interviews (Kevin R. Frech did the projections) that lends extra credence to the story.
