Sentence examples for lighting out of from inspiring English sources

"Since I was a kid, I've always seen beauty in what's been cast off," said Mr. Harris, 46, who has spent the last 12 years making lighting out of objects like thermoses and automobile camshafts, and has two motorcycle-hubcap chandeliers currently on display at the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry's Smart Home.

To pay homage to the studio's past, Rogg hired a furniture designer to build furniture and design pieces of lighting out of original materials found in the building.

And then there's a lot of photos of the Beatles performing live in bad lighting, out of focus, or making awkward faces.

These sites are dark or dimly lighted, out of view of where people live and work, yet accessible by car.

Previous numerical studies have shed light on out-of-plane plastic zone development or stress state.

Traffic lights were out of service, causing long tailbacks to the M6 in Galgate.

Move lighter furniture out of the room you're painting.

The "light-in light-out" properties of the textile enabled the spectroscopic characterization of human tissue.

Keep matches, lighters, and lit candles out of the reach of children.

I scored Green Lantern a dimly lit 5 out of 10.

Artwork, should be well lit, but out of direct light, especially natural light.