Sentence examples for lighting comes from from inspiring English sources

Inside, the bar's moody lighting comes from salvaged antique chandeliers advertising Budweiser and Busch.

The walls are painted to look like plaster that crumbles to reveal brick, and the soft lighting comes from old-style streetlights hung from the ceiling.

Surrounded by farmland, the only lighting comes from a nearby train track, and the only bedding is the sand the woman stands on.

Look closely, however, and you'll see that a lot of directional lighting comes from spotlights built into the ceilings and other invisible places.

Walls are plain and light comes from above.

Instead, their light comes from gas released from the sewers that run beneath them.

The only light comes from outside, from above and below and through the door slats.

Light comes from a row of small windows above eye level.

This stage is critical because "we choose where the light comes from," said Ms. Kamena.

The light comes from above; you've got shadows under your eyes; the color is horrible".

Light comes from hanging Edison bulbs, and you sit on polished wood benches at polished wood tables.