Sentence examples for lighting problem from inspiring English sources

For my money, though, the clue/answer of the day is "Lighting problem?" and PYROMANIA.

Then there is the lighting problem: the projected image in a camera obscura would have been too dim.

THE crew of "Law & Order" was setting up a complicated camera shot on a recent Monday in Times Square when a lighting problem temporarily derailed their plans.

So leaving Benteler, he runs over to Fairfield High School in Goshen, where he spends half an hour trying to solve a lighting problem in the gymnasium.

The game was suspended Friday night with 9 12 left in the second period and the Lightning leading, 3-0, when a lighting problem on one side of the arena could not be fixed.

The conclusion of the Devils' game against the Tampa Bay Lightning at the Prudential Center was postponed Friday night when a lighting problem on one side of the arena in the second period could not be fixed.

We've got lighting problems in some of the stairwells.

And I am sure that Mr. Patinkin will relent and let the electricians solve his lighting problems.

Its two central edifices – the shape described above, as well as a big red louvred piece – posed unsolved lighting problems, splitting instead of uniting the space.

Because of lighting problems, she added, rehabilitating an urban warehouse is also much more difficult than building a new company headquarters "out in a bucolic landscape".

His job is to look for lighting problems on the 60 or so large signs that the company builds and maintains in N.Y.C. and Long Island.