Sentence examples for lighting at all from inspiring English sources

Or no lighting at all, which probably means a tripod.

That is why many new restaurants do not have any direct lighting at all.

I didn't know there was no kind of public lighting at all in any European city before 1650.

Can you believe this starburst mirror is on the hall ceiling? 4. Light it up: Avoid using overhead fluorescent lighting at all costs.

There are few races in the world where drivers face the kind of nighttime experiences as those in the 24 Hours of Le Mans, where part of the track has light from the grandstands and garages, other sectors are partially lighted and still other crucial areas have no lighting at all.

There, despite the daylight streaming through floor-to-ceiling glass walls (and better lighting at all hours), the Co-op's labyrinthine atmosphere, encouraging exploration, lives on.

There's barely any light at all.

She managed to capture the light, even when there was no light at all.

Ayckbourn's apparently light subject matter, on closer inspection, was not that light at all.

Instead they simply cool until they emit no light at all.

The photoreceptor genes in the cavefish did not respond to light at all.