Sentence examples for play of lights from inspiring English sources
'play of lights' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe the effect of twinkling lights in a given scene, such as in a city at night or during a holiday celebration. For example, "The play of lights in the city skyline was breathtaking."
At night, boats in the waters off Mill Island, Brooklyn, might derive some entertainment from the onshore play of lights switching from green to yellow to red.
At night the abstract play of lights from vehicles and buildings, however much it may seem at odds with the nature of the presentation, generally affords edification of its own rather than distraction.
During stretches of the work, while a play of lights in the rafters of the 80-foot-high hall caught your attention, the white cloaks made the people in the darkened floor area blend into the lunar atmosphere.
After a while, however, I grew to like the color shifts, the play of lights on my companions' faces, on the frosted glass that breaks the room up into cozy sections, on the gauze curtains, on the indeterminately colored walls.
(212-334-7479) www.org/soho.htmlo.htMOMIXMoses Pendletoneton's troupe will present "Orbit," a compendium of past works that captures the surrealistic imagery, play of lights and physical challenges that are company signatures.
And I doubt that anyone failed to recall Mr. Robertson's just-related anecdote about Mr. Boulez's delight at a play of lights and clouds viewed from an airplane window as the flutists Robert Langevin, Mindy Kaufman and Alexandra Sopp fluttered and soared in electronically enhanced reveries.
Pay careful attention to the play of light and shadow.
They are impressionistic night scenes, denuded of people, capturing reflections and the play of light.
Image and paint collude uncannily, and the play of light and dark can be almost hallucinatory.
Their dull finish deprives the facades of an enlivening play of light and shadow.
