Sentence examples for lights operated from inspiring English sources

As a network series, "Friday Night Lights" operated under certain constraints and the result was not only an exquisite bit of anthropology -- life in a small, working-class Texas town - but a show in which beloved characters became intimates in our own lives.

There are 88,000 street lights operated by the city.

Instead, Iraqis treat their Constitution — like the benchmarks — the way they treat what few traffic lights operate here.

Most of the city's traffic lights operate on a 60-, 90- or 120-second cycle, covering the amount of time it takes a light to go from red to green to yellow and back to red.

The lights operate on a system of bedside buttons that's tricky to learn-but, once mastered, leaves one wondering why all hotels don't offer the same.

With people flooding into dark streets and no street or traffic lights operating, I knew that there was no point in trying to leave early.

The 360 degree light tower sits at center of a giant fountain not dissimilar to the one outside of the Bellagio in Las Vegas, except that lasers, projectors, and stage lights operate in tandem with it.

As one Jhpiego staff member wrote: "I have personally used and seen BoGo lights operate in the PAP post-earthquake environment, where the lack of electricity reduces all recovery efforts.

He's surrounded by the rest of the Carcinorganics—still wearing their super-loose singlets who are holding lights, operating laptops, and wafting smoke towards the actors from a foot-pedaled machine.

He and his crew produce the twitchy quality of firelight by means of a device they call a flame box, a strobe light operated according to a computer program written by Pratt and Finch with the help of an assistant.

For example, photographic exposure meters and automatic switches for street lighting operate in the visible spectrum, so they are typically made of cadmium sulfide.