Sentence examples similar to lighting order from inspiring English sources

All is "light, order, and serenity".

"She came from and aspired to a world of light, order and progress — the New Deal".

His mother, meanwhile, had a much darker background than "a world of light, order and progress" would suggest, including threateningly sexual interest from her own father.

From 1942 until the end of World War II, baseball operated under the "green light" order of Commissioner Landis, approved by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

All Chambers had to do was witness the death spiral of banks, brokerage houses and insurance carriers to anticipate a lighter order book.

Skanderbeg ordered that no campfires should be lit in order to keep his position secret.

Since this was a national championship, office lights were also left selectively lit in order to form a number "1" on all four sides of the tower (pictured).

The torches must be lit in order for an item to be accessed or a door to be unlocked.

The diners who were sitting in low light ordered 39% more calories.

Distinction within this realm is by modulation, by varying motion and lights upon lights in order of nobility.

TO LOOK TERRIFIC Balancing ambient, spot and candle lighting in order to achieve the most flattering effect on diners is rarely a restaurant's top concern.