Sentence examples for lighting marks from inspiring English sources

Christopher Akerlind's masterly lighting marks the days and nights going by as Roelf moves into Simon's shack and slowly passes from rage to understanding.

This kind of lighting marks out these spaces as problems to be dealt with functionally and configures them as less valued spaces for less valued people.

THE sparkle of pin lights marks the entrance to Tre Angelina, lodged in a narrow storefront space.

Originally developed in the early 1980s to preserve the personal computer's high-contrast screen from permanent light marks, the screen saver as form subsequently — and quickly — became functionless.

Among mariners there is still a natural preference for the reassurance of visual navigation, and lighted marks also have the advantages of simplicity, reliability, and low cost.

Beyond, a string of tiny lights marks the scores of 4x4s being driven up for a night-time view of the best fireworks display on earth.

Because the gun leaves only light marks, and because Taser markets it as nonlethal, officers often use it on unruly suspects, not just as an alternative to deadly force, said Dr. William F. Schulz, the executive director of Amnesty International USA.

Visual inspection of the samples revealed only light marks on the surface from the drying water droplet.

The rotor came to a stop within 0.077 s, with only light marks on the finger proxy from the impact of the hoop.

Here, the annual "festival of lights" marks the start of desolation.

For both the Irish German Fassbender, 39, and the Swedish Vikander, 27, "Light" marks a departure of sorts.