Sentence examples for miniature night from inspiring English sources

"We know all the lines, so you can almost be participating in the show because you know what they're going to say next," she said in the lobby, where the gift shop was stocked with miniature night lights in the shape of leg lamps, a nod to one of the movie's most recognizable props.

Nikon has some in-camera effects like "miniature" and "Night Vision," but to be perfectly honest I think if you're shooting video with your DSLR you're far less likely to want in-camera effects.

Though Dulac imitated the jewel-bright colours of Persian miniatures, his Nights illustrations also featured techniques and motifs drawn from Japanese prints and Chinese paintings.

To lure customers, many cruise lines upped their role as impresarios of fun (Baked Alaska parades! Miniature golf! Pastel Night!), promoting the cruise as the vacation rather than the way to get to the vacation.

Salt and pepper shakers resembling nun dolls, key chains with miniature Bibles, Jesus night lights and Virgin Mary tank tops are crowding retail shelves -- promoted by merchants who subscribe to the credo that one person's object of devotion may be another's kitsch.

After two dates, a round of miniature golf, a night dancing, lots of conversation and a few sips of champagne, La Toya realized that George is a truly nice guy -- but might be moving too fast.

Along the way, Mr. Paciello, who owns a miniature empire of South Beach night spots, has surrounded himself with starlets, ocean vistas and a swing-first macho allure.

He teamed up with Rod Serling on episodes of both "The Twilight Zone" ("Five Characters in Search of an Exit" in 1961 and "Miniature" in 1963) and "Night Gallery"; played the president in "Escape From the Planet of the Apes"; and had a memorable role in an early episode of "Star Trek".

2. The word "picky" -- as in, "The reason you refuse to meet my podiatrist's brother-in-law for a night of miniature golf is that you're too picky" -- is not only offensive, it's inaccurate.

The mood was like that of 125th Street on election night 2008 in miniature, which, I suppose, was itself a miniature of what it must have been like in Tahrir Square when they pulled the plug on Mubarak.

Studying the pictures, the reporter has the sinking feeling that she will be spending the night at a miniature golf course.