Sentence examples for lighting pierce from inspiring English sources

Secondary antibody was conjugated with horseradish peroxidase (anti-HRP conjugated rabbit antibody; Bio-Rad, Hercules, CA) and enhanced chemiluminescence lighting (Pierce Chemical Company, Rockford, IL) was used according to the manufacturer's instructions to detect salivary amylase.

I had gone only a few steps when I felt something like a sharp beam of light pierce my skin.

Watching the characters strut through a liberating dance that erupts into chaos and violence when police lights pierce the smoky haze gives the sense of being caught up in that momentous clash.

Shafts of divine-looking light pierce the soaring darkness through rows of windows cut to accommodate explosive charges and through slits cut halfway around the structures to weaken them.

Great shafts of light pierce the gloom – the heroine has a heavenly aspect – and capture character: John Light's – whose machinations make Peter Mandelson look like Paddington Bear – hovers behind the heroine, coiling with intent.

Water droplets gather and shine, while bedroom lights pierce a hanging mist.

Here, technology and organic matter converge within an inverted, globular space where multicolored lights pierce through the uncharted inky black terrain of deep, dark space.

But one shaft of light pierces the gloom.

Narrow rods of light pierced the interstices of the shingled roof.

One night, as he sat in his van, a beam of light pierced his reverie.

A few pricks of light pierced the dark sky (stars, in New York?) and fewer lights shone from the windows of apartments, each blacker than the next.