Sentence examples for ribbons of light from inspiring English sources
These glass channels — Cloepfil has called them "ribbons of light" — make a number of right-angle turns across the façade.
Other forms of LEDs are used as taillights, resembling tubes or ribbons of light, on the A4 and A5.
NINE flying white Ford Tauruses, intertwined with ribbons of light and hovering inside a gallery space went on display recently at the Seattle Art Museum (seattleartmuseum.org).org
She is best known for her installations of L.E.D. panels that dispense her dark cryptic writings in scrolling ribbons of light.
In 2005, I was flying from San Francisco to London, and while over Baffin Island I saw the most magnificent aurora borealis I have ever seen: five ribbons of light were dancing across the sky in a blaze of color.
A series of ghostly photographs (interiors, faces, ribbons of light) by Robert Flynt flickered on two small hanging screens, a taste of the images that would later be thrown against the theater's walls.
Instead, the building reveals itself to you as you move through it and experience its curves, emphasized by long ribbons of lighting in the ceiling, which follow the twisting corrugations of the roof.
To add a ribbon of light io Lighting, a Chicago company, makes a skinny L.E.D. fixture called stick.
"Deep sea soundings obtained along a ship's track," Tharp explained, "were as a ribbon of light where all was darkness on either side".
Penny Jacobus's lighting creates a dramatically changing backdrop, with a horizontal ribbon of light that widens or narrows and changes hue before each new section of the dance — like a series of windows opening onto different skies.
Above is the limpid, duck-egg-blue Sansepulcro sky, and in the background a little river meanders eternally through the green Tuscan fields like a ribbon of light, three tiny white birds afloat on its glassy surface.
