Sentence examples for riveting lights from inspiring English sources

A once-interminable history of the gorge from Ice Age to Space Age has shrunk to a charming few minutes of vignettes, followed by riveting lights and fireworks set to song, from the Beach Boys to James Brown.

The clouds in the dark sky are riveting, the lighting more moody and mysterious and the entire event bursting with potent meaning.

During two days of press previews last week, it seemed that at every automaker's display, company representatives were eager to explain their efforts to make every component, down to the smallest screw or rivet, as light as it could possibly be and still do its job.

Those of us who are looking forward to the third season of "Friday Night Lights," a riveting drama about the American family through a pigskin prism, will have to wait because the network decided to share the property with DirectTV by splitting production costs and letting satellite viewers get first dibs.

Several navies used aluminum in structures not contributing directly to the strength of their ships, and there was considerable interest in welding (which was lighter than riveting) and in more efficient hull structures.

These images will be more riveting still when the lighting is right, but this fifth act clearly brings to a stirring conclusion Mr. Wilson's grand fresco of world myth and human fratricide.

Others are by the audacious British painter J.M.W. Turner, whose blazing pictures turned stale history painting into riveting visual narratives of light exploding across water.

(Do not use the entire tack).. Use actual light rivet heads.

These riveting and courageous confessions also cast light on other organizations — in particular, the Muslim Brotherhood — that had never fully addressed their own violent pasts.

Twitter lights up over the actress' rambling, riveting speech at the Golden Globe Awards.

"It struck me that 30 years ago my attention would have been riveted on the control panel, not all the lights below," she said.