Sentence examples for light surges from inspiring English sources
But the way in which light surges forward in the central area, pushing back dark shadows to the periphery, sets the picture in a category of its own.
Pale yellow light surges behind the house, under a leaden patch of sky suggesting that a storm is receding, and thin yellow streaks vibrate in the foliage of a dark poplar rising in darkness.
In the video, which shows the moment lightning strikes the train in Tokyo, a bolt of light surges across the early evening sky before touching down on a railway as the train passes.
The picture now known as Interior of a Great House (c 1830) shows white light surging into an elegant drawing room like an invading force.
Her Earthsea Quartet - a ferocious masterpiece of a saga, full of wizards and magic, darkness and light, surging waters and scorched lands, desperate loves and losses and raging battles - is one of the great works of fantasy.
The pendulums, however, are programmed to move in idiosyncratic ways, so that shadows and light surge across the room and disorient visitors in a captivating and individual manner.
A crowd dressed in glowing hats, DIY antlers and plenty of fairy lights surged up to the main area – halted momentarily by the neon spectacle of illuminated drumming troupe Spark! weaving its way in the other direction – to be engulfed by the waves of sound crashing through Stage No. 6 courtesy of My Bloody Valentine and their new material from MBV.
The piece illuminated the geometric structure in a manner that made it look like it was coming to life as lights surged from its innards to its edges. .
In this first part, tedious game-playing and intentional (though still lazy) ineptitude rubbed against the tease of dimming lights and surges of intensity.
A light storm surge of 1 to 2 feet (0.3 to 0.6 m) was reported along the northeast Florida coast into southeastern Georgia.
Paralleling the coastline, the storm produced a light storm surge that peaked at 2.6 feet (0.8 m) above normal on Sanibel Island.
