Sentence examples for rock lights from inspiring English sources

Aug. 28: The Boston-based power trio Tab the Band, with a fixation on seventies arena rock, lights up the night with the fist-pumping sounds of its new record, "Long Weekend".

"No rock moves or poses, no pomp or drama, no rock hair, no rock lights (our instructions to club lighting people were 'Turn them all on at the beginning and turn them off at the end'), no rehearsed stage patter," he writes.

'Rock,' 'Lights' in the stream with NBC [variety].

"In those days rock lighting was red and green.

It will be an eclectic offering, with "blues, rock 'n' roll, heavy rock, light rock, all different styles," Ms. Ono said.

Ida Lewis, who maintained the Lime Rock light in Newport, R. I., was the first female lighthouse keeper in the United States.

A brown capuchin smashes open a nut with a rock, lit in silhouette against a blazing red sun.

At the Bishop Rock Light, on the English Channel, during a winter gale in 1860 a bell was wrenched from its attachment, a hundred feet above high water.

"You slowly climb back upstairs and bake more bread".There was lots of mischief-making, though, that for a time would make the lonely rock light up with Irish laughter.

Weathered rock (light brown), an often thick layer of fractured rock underlying the thin veneer of soil (dark brown) and just above the impermeable bedrock (gray), can hold more water than soil and plays a major role in determining runoff, landslides and the evolution of mountainous or hilly terrain.

Originally constructed as a 21-foot (6.4 meter) tall wooden hexagonal pyramidal tower, the Chester Rock Light had a black lantern with a 6th order Fresnel lens.