Sentence examples for lighting carving from inspiring English sources

They include structures, large spans, portals, extreme shallow-buried depths, imprints, drainages, inclined ceiling, inclined sidewalls, slender rock pillars, rock staircases, site and strata selections, caving lighting, carving method, and underground construction surveying.

The signs are literally everywhere in this year's edition of the Armory Show, emblazoned on prints, spelled out in lights, carved in stone: "Capitalism Kills".

On the Fifth Avenue side, Pierre Cartier's small but elegant private office survives intact, with paneling and showcases of light, carved oak.

Corona Light is carving out its own image with the "It Only Gets Better" campaign at a time when consumers are buying less beer.

If you use a candle or light bulb to light your carved pumpkin, make sure there is sufficient ventilation through the top of the pumpkin.

Track lighting illuminates carved moldings, authentic bread racks and old wooden hutches.

Film noir used shadows and bars of light to carve up the frame almost to the point of abstraction.

Light beams carve from darkness a variety of spaces through which objects are swooped and twirled by the members of the seven-strong cast (lighting design by Simon Wilkinson).

That is because most microchips are made by optical lithography, a process that uses light to carve the circuits that are etched on chips.

A GRANITE pillar capped by a flame-shaped light and carved with the words "To Rutherford's Glorious Dead" looms over the intersection of Park and Passaic Avenues, in front of the Rutherford borough hall.

Feinberg, the journalist who brought the style guide to light, has carved out a beat that might be called public-interest cyber-stalking — searching publicly available data for, as she puts it, "the things conservatives do online when they don't think anyone's watching".