Sentence examples for lights cables from inspiring English sources

As darkness fell around 7pm, the scene around the old townhouse in the Sugar Hill neighborhood of West Harlem had been all bustle, as film crews supervised lights, cables and 1950s vintage cars.

Every artwork needs a plug – or many plugs, plus extensions, in the case of David Batchelor's re-creation of a Las Vegas sunset, projected on to a wall via a tower of scavenged lightboxes, coloured sheets, fluorescent lights, cables and plug-boards.

The place, packed with lights, cables, cameras, recording equipment, and camera crew, is transformed from a room into a motion-picture set, and into the middle of this set, when all is ready, the interviewees, one by one, are finally led, a lapel microphone hung around each man's neck like a noose, to be questioned under the stare of the lenses and hot lights.

This includes windows, LED clocks, computer lights, cable boxes, and all those other devices with blinking, glowing lights and LEDs.

"The crew doesn't speak to the talent, unless the talent speaks to them," he said, as he stepped over snaking lighting cables.

Treats such as fruit hold the attention of the primates, while lighting cables are placed outside the set so as to not tempt curious hands.

His use in 1847 of gutta-percha to insulate telegraphic cables against moisture was later widely applied to electric-light cables and also made the first underground and submarine telegraph cables possible.

Playing the tiny role of "bellboy" in the 1949 Barbara Stanwyck film The Lady Gambles, he was in his bellhop costume, getting ready to come on for a rehearsal, when he saw the director picking his way towards him behind the set over the light cables.

When the bumper comes out, disconnect the fog light cables.

Mr. Langley's "Singapore Flora" uses continuous LED light cable to construct flowerlike shapes inside a steel vase.

Much later, Justice Department investigators determined that the "green light" cable had been seen by the C.I.A. station chief in Santiago, not Mr. Korry.