Sentence examples for personal light from inspiring English sources

There was a big gasp as kids discovered that they had their own personal light tables to work on.

They talk about Warhol or not, shedding personal light on his work or — almost as interesting — the durability of the artistic ego.

Mr. West had the better personal light displays: rapping inside a rotating white square on "Can't Tell Me Nothing," or amid crawling sine waves on "Flashing Lights".

But few riders realise they risk arrest and a possible fine of up to £75 for riding what are classed as personal light electric vehicles (PLEVs).

Today's interview was designed to show the chancellor in a more personal light after a year in which he faced criticism over Northern Rock and the loss of discs with details of half the population.

The story of the Remaches sheds a personal light on statistics that the Census Bureau recently circulated as part of National Hispanic Heritage Month, a Congressionally designated period from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 each year.

Swimming at midnight on Koh Tonsay is like taking part in your own personal light-show.

Representative Michele Bachmann said: "The American people want less government intrusion into their lives... and that includes staying out of their personal light-bulb choices".

No matter where she moves, light glints off Bergman's hair, eyes and teeth, as if invisible fireflies were hovering to provide a perpetual personal lighting source, except it somehow doesn't look staged or corny.

The point is to try to focus attention on the court: the Nets have a personal lighting system that only the team will use, which illuminates the game but not the stands.

Apart from providing valuable data points for scientific experiments, the method also has substantial educational value as a teaching exercise for architectural students to develop an intuitive understanding of contemporary daylight performance metrics, as well as a feeling of how their personal lighting preferences compare to these metrics.