Sentence examples for lighting floods from inspiring English sources

Named after the country's principal architect and former president, the £200m structure – spanning the Maqtah channel – is perhaps at its best at night, when coloured lighting floods its spine.

Paule Constable's lighting floods Titania's bower with pink and purple that is very period and a bit My Little Pony: that seems right for the fairy queen, who has her foot-stamping, infantile moments.

Light floods in from several doorways.

In daytime, light floods the interior.

The clouds scud away and the light floods back.

Light floods in through the windows, and a 24-hour doorman stands at the ready downstairs.

Natural light floods the museum through its jigsaw-shaped holes and skylights.

In the end, the chickadee's song does the trick, and light floods in.

Light floods the room through the south wall, a bank of casement windows.

The soft northern light floods in from wall-to-ceiling glass doors.

Inside the entrance, the atrium rises for three stories, and northern light floods the interior.