Sentence examples for light which are from inspiring English sources

There is an "overground" in London, but all we see are little capsules of light, which are extinguished during a brief power failure.

A light meter held by hand within a half inch of the painting measures the foot candles of light, which are generally kept at 10.

As the material plunges into the black holes, it emits copious amounts of energy in the form of light, which are observed as quasars.

Before Sunday's game, Church said he felt nauseated and sensitive to light, which are common recurring symptoms for migraines and postconcussion syndrome, and he did not improve over the course of the day.

Yet the film soon downshifts into two-dimensional Christmas-card campery, replete with gasping shepherds and adoring Magi, all illuminated by heavenly shafts of light which are more trashy than transcendent.

Crepuscular rays, shafts of light which are seen just after the sun has set and which extend over the western sky radiating from the position of the sun below the horizon.

Turn right at the second traffic light, which is Mishuku.

c in there is the speed of light, which is a big number.

Some systems transmit via infrared light, which is the signal most television remote controls use.

"Every space has natural light, which is unusual for Chicago," Mr. Ronan said.

The contrast nails North Atlantic light, which is bright and clear but frail.