Sentence examples for narrow light from inspiring English sources

The door opened again a few inches and Alma stood in the narrow light.

Pickles, at 41 Main Street (516-767-8585) near the Port Washington railroad station, is a long, narrow, light, bright place with hanging Tiffany-style lights, an open kitchen and an expansive counter.

The squat, gray Museum of Modern Art, its plain facade cut only by narrow light shafts, resembles a more prominent feature of the Vienna skyline, the six flaktürme, or antiaircraft towers, built during World War II.

Mr. Browne's formula of the narrow light court leading from the street was a common one, but Mr. Schuyler found the device hopelessly awkward in proportion, especially because the court walls were left in plain brick, in a pretense of invisibility, creating "a very grim and gloomy slot," he said.

It has a narrow light beam radiating to the far field.

TiO2 has been the most widely-researched photocatalyst, but suffers from low efficiency and narrow light response range.

Both it and the adjoining den — a narrow, light-filled room with French doors — open to a covered porch situated for watching the sunset.

As I walked through this bright narrow light-box of a store, I was tempted many times to dig myself deeper into debt, first by buying a henley that had a cotton inner lining and outer layer of gray gauze fabric ($238).

Narrow light-absorption and diverse trap states result in the extremely low J sc of CD-based QDSCs.

To overcome serious drawbacks of these materials with respect to narrow light-response range and low quantum efficiency, a variety of strategies have been developed in the past decades to enhance the light harvesting and excitation as well as the charge transfer against recombination.

The east window has three long narrow lights (sections of window separated by mullions or tracery) each with an ogee (double arc shaped) curve at the top, topped with eight smaller lights arranged with four in the centre.