Sentence examples for man-made light from inspiring English sources

There are raw desert lookouts where not one single man-made light distracts from the stars.

In this review, we discuss the abundance, production, and environmental sources of naturally occurring and some man-made light actinides.

By night, temperatures drop below freezing, and bands of stars blaze across a sky unspoiled by man-made light.

It can't be easy to capture such fleeting yet telling effects of man-made light and then present them in such expertly composed and beautifully printed images.

On developed beaches, nests are often clustered around tall buildings, perhaps because they block out the man-made light sources.

For example, Vatican scholars agree that the Magis' journey to welcome Jesus was guided by an exceptionally bright star, dramatically viewed in a sky unencumbered by man-made light.

But for thousands of years, man-made lights have helped, too.

The image for "A Broken Frame" is meant to resemble a romantic painting, a mixture of man-made lighting, endless fields, and the foreboding, gray clouds.

Other environmental activists around Glacier have raised concerns that the fracking operations, if they continue and expand, could pollute air quality, contaminate sensitive watersheds and tarnish a night almost uncontaminated by man-made lights.

That means innovations as simple as white sloping roofs and well-positioned windows to reflect light into the building, making any man-made lighting unnecessary during daylight hours.

Barrett hadn't known about Jackson's Cascades, the man-made, lit up waterfalls, and he had been skeptical about the worth of the Cheeseburger in Caseville festival -- at least until he tasted a cheeseburger.