Sentence examples for lighting served from inspiring English sources

The hotel's modern restaurant — with gleaming wood surfaces and theatrical lighting — served a traditional meal of mirandesa (veal from the region) cooked by the owner's talented wife.

He played his guitar from a chair, his face obscured by a black hat and dark glasses; stage lighting served only to deepen the surrounding shadows.

Jennifer Tipton's lighting serves the dance well, yet not even the sight of Ms. Ringer bathed in its earth-tone glow — her silky black ponytail, red lips and white dress are ravishing — can lift the production out of its sluggishness.

L'Olive, 1629 North Halsted Avenue, (312) 573-1515, a quiet restaurant with perfectly dimmed lighting, serves Moroccan specialties like the appetizer grilled spinach with roasted peppers and spicy olives and the main course tagine zitoun, baked chicken with olives and preserved lemon.

Some lighting serves a dual purpose as a fan to cool you down and to keep the bugs at bay.

For 90 years, the lighthouse, also known as Moravian Light, served as a beacon for ships.

Beaming through Maui's notorious red clay dust, the lights served as a backdrop to one of the Upcountry's biggest annual events.

Maryland crab cakes were tender and light, served over crisp haricots verts on a triangular plate with daubs of green goddess sauce at each corner.

And Christmas, as for any kid in care, was the hardest time: when the festive lights served only to expose what was missing, and would never be there.

Though unsteady and faint, such lights served to lengthen the day, offering time "maybe for work, maybe for the counterlife that the night always offered: a chance for pleasure and the risk of transgression".

Enzyme extract kept in the dark served as blank, while buffer with no enzyme extract kept in the light served as control.