Sentence examples for shooting lights from inspiring English sources

After a competitive first half, the Grizzlies slipped away shooting lights out on the Kings.

Scattered across Reflectivism's interactive screen, viewers transform into a staticky display of shooting lights and reactive audio feedback.

According to Boing Boing, a calm mind will translate into an ambient pattern, while an active mental state will trigger shooting lights.

In his poem "Tintern Abbey," her brother praised "the shooting lights" of her "wild eyes".

So it is realistic for, say, Cole MacGrath to run around shooting lighting bolts out of his hands, but if he were a woman that would be preposterous?

This chip powers its augmented reality headset that works by shooting light directly onto your eye, rather than sticking a screen in front of it.

He is shooting lights-out from downtown (58.3percentt) and from the field in general (52.1percentt).

But, many of us forget that there is quite one choice for shooting light-weight.

A winning team will have skills in: screenwriting, shooting, lighting, acting, cutting and CGI's.

Kent State guard Andrew Mitchell said: "They just shot lights out.

In the second half, Connecticut — which had averaged 47-point margins of victory in the tournament — was going to have to shoot lights out to dominate the Bears the way they had their previous tournament opponents.