There are whimsical wall decorations -- the pointed lights of Lady Liberty's cap, the stripes of Old Glory.
The authors of the guidelines emphasize the need to reduce upward-pointed lighting and turn off unnecessary indoor and outdoor lights at night, especially during the migratory season.
This will turn bright points of light into multi-pointed stars.
He was wearing a black Homburg, dark-gray suit, white shirt with short-pointed collar, light-gray tie, gold tiepin, and black shoes, and carried a pigskin case under one arm.
Unlike task lamps with pointed streams of light, it has a powder-coated steel shade that is open on two sides, creating a more diffuse light.
The prime minister was asked why it was more compelling for voters than extra spending on health and education, a pointed question in light of Labor's announcement.
He was not the strongest dancer — by the time he was thirty, his jumps were low, his turnout was vague — but, with his pointed chin and light eyes, he retained a dashing presence.
He was not the strongest dancer by the time he was thirty, his jumps were low, his turnout was vague but, with his pointed chin and light eyes, he retained a dashing presence.
In the centre is a white crescent moon, representing progress, and a white five-pointed star, representing light and knowledge.
In 1923 Adams noted his feelings during a trip to the mountains: "I was suddenly arrested in the long crunching path up the ridge by an exceedingly pointed awareness of the light.
