Sentence examples for low-lit room from inspiring English sources

Most figures are elegantly displayed in glass cubes in a low-lit room, the idea being to dignify them.

He shook hands with Saban as they stepped into a low-lit room, where Saban sat in a plush chair facing a semicircle of national reporters taking notes.

In a low-lit room filled with young professionals, a little wooziness enhances the sense of sitting in a ship's drinking cabin.

You also wish that he could have hopped a couple of centuries and witnessed Grace in action: the small inflection of her body, say, as she strolls around a low-lit room, in "Rear Window," turning on lamps, with James Stewart watching, wry and enraptured, from his wheelchair.

Comfort The low-lit rooms echo the colonnades of the main reception, with a series of dark wood arched panels covering the white walls of the main bedroom.

But beamed from projectors in low-lit rooms on to spinning Perspex or mirrored shapes, the familiar imagery refracts into dizzying constellations.

What we got instead was a reckless, heart-filled charge through dark basements, sweeping cityscapes, sparkling galaxies and the low-lit rooms of sleeping lovers.

The low-lit dining room is inviting: serene blue walls, gray leather banquettes, dark wood floors.

At 19, I was asked to read out a story in the low-lit upstairs room of a pub in Farringdon, London.

Back in Panzi hospital's low-lit conference room, as rain muddied the world outside, Dr Mukwege slowly shook his head.

At Baraka, a sleek, low-lit dining room on the road to Heroes' Square (Utca Andrassy 111; barakarestaurant.hu; entrees $32 to $45), a cool crowd gathers beneath tall silver vases of calla lilies.