Sentence examples for light that casts from inspiring English sources
He illuminates the subjects with low-angled light that casts clean shadows across the entire composition.
His mature works, huge mural-size, razor-sharp panoramas of cities and countryside, are noisily detailed and illuminated by a strange, hard light that casts plunging shadows.
Religious refusenik, social revolutionary, Vietnam war objector: he spread a light that cast Foreman and Frazier often as extras in his story.
When multimillion-dollar works are on the line, every detail counts — from high-quality walls that are exactly the right size, to lighting that casts that perfectly even white glow.
Nobody who went to the theatre with him, whether it was to see something in the West End or at Covent Garden - where he created a still talked-about set for the Royal Ballet in the early 1980s, based on big, billboard-sized versions of the burgundy-shaded boudoir lights that cast their dim glow over the stalls - ever expected to see him back in his seat after the interval.
His 10 x 12 room was lined with twinkling Christmas lights that cast a glow everywhere.
These lights were supplemented by what Leonetti called "interactive light"; these were off-stage, red-gelled lights that cast flashing rims on the bridge set and heads of the crew.
"If, after the conclusion of proceedings, new material comes to light that may cast doubt upon the safety of a conviction, we have a duty to consider disclosure.
Basically, the idea is that by using pools of soft light that are cast downward onto the landscape.
Bruno Rainaldi's oversize gold half-spheres can be seen in the lobby, along with furniture from B & B Italia; Jacopo Foggini created a cylindrical lighting feature that casts a warm glow in the miXup bar; and the Terrace rooftop bar is punctuated by two soaring cabanas.
Populus deltoides Marshall × P. nigra L. clone Fraser NZ-bred, very narrow tree with a light open canopy that casts minimal shade; light stems are prone to breakage at windy sites.
