Sentence examples for rows of light from inspiring English sources

Mr. van Duysen put in rows of light bulbs overhead with dimmers and switches.

In some of these floors (dated to the 8th century bce), rows of light pebbles form awkward geometrical figures against a background of darker stones.

Blinding rows of light bulbs, the kind that signify showbiz, dim enough to reveal the women trying to slip into jeans without using their hands.

It was heated by two rows of light bulbs in the ceiling, a feat made possible by thick insulation and inserts to cover the windows.

Deep-bodied and flattened from side to side, they have slender tails and rows of light organs along the lower edge of each side of the body.

A spare yet arresting installation is meant to be an extension of the painting: rows of light papier-mâché balls are suspended from the ceiling on nylon string, hovering just above the floor.

Nearby, a shelf overflowed with rows of light-brown shoeboxes.

Paul Blaylock's untitled painting is absorbing as it contrasts rows of light-colored crosses with darker ones for surface action.

Neat rows of light-colored pebbles are set into the black concrete floor between four white pillars, forming a square.

Bristlemouths are deep sea fishes, and, as befitting their pitch-black environs, boast rows of light-emitting organs called photophores along their sides.

It is also an obsession of a real estate developer, Sonny Astani, who hopes to evoke those atmospherics by affixing rows of light-emitting diodes, or LEDs, to the facades of his two newest condominium towers in downtown Los Angeles.