Sentence examples for light pointing from inspiring English sources

"It's nice to have light pointing down on the table as well as chandelier light and candlelight," she says.

The office did say that if new evidence came to light pointing to Hall's culpability, it "is a possibility" he could be indicted again.

Mr. Weiner would take the front passenger seat, argue over directions and insist on making every yellow light, pointing to the car ahead and declaring: "If he makes it, you make it".

It is not a look I want at 65. Neither is a bustier that comes to my waist, the equivalent of a yellow traffic light pointing to your belly.

From a rear door of the Met auditorium, a bright light pointing the way, she walks down the aisle toward the stage, turning around midway to sing the opening recitative, looking and sounding spectral.

Last night, though, its power was more sombre: a vast tower of light pointing to the heavens in contrast to the single flickering candle left burning on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Westminster Abbey.

(Mr. Light points to the Bono, Jon Bon Jovi and Susan Boyle versions as horrible mistakes).

Lowlight: Another number, Traffic Light, points up the Ting Tings' limitations.

The lamp located over the aluminum foil produced a broad cone of light pointed at 45° relative to the horizontal axis of the aluminum sheet.

In the parking lot, Mr. Duriscoe complained about the lighting system, peach-colored sodium lights pointing skyward.

His cell was described as white with no natural light or windows, but with four lights pointing into the cell and an air conditioner.