The light show flickers down to a single picture, all grainy and glowing.
ON THE SCREEN -- The 30-second commercial, like other Republican spots, uses a small television screen on a kitchen counter to show flickering images of Mr. Gore.
Consumed with the power of his concepts, Gear was extremely sarcastic, before deciding to relent just enough to show flickers of charm.
But, above all, Wenger was thinking about a midfielder whose career might have ended three and a half years ago and who had come to show flickers of his true self over the final months of last season.
ERNEST RUTHERFORD turned out the lights in his laboratory, flipped the switch on a simple machine he had built, then leaned into his microscope and watched as a tiny light show flickered before his eyes.
The GDP figures to be released in June will confirm that he did just about achieve that, although, given the staggering amount of taxpayers' money that Mr Obuchi poured into public works, ailing companies and banks that were about to go bust, it would have been a surprise if the economy had not begun to show flickers of life.
In resurrecting the boy he was and the parents who made him the man he is, Mr. Crystal does indeed show flickering faded films from his childhood, projected onto the windows of a replica of the house in Long Island where he spent his youth.
In resurrecting the boy he was and the parents who made him the man he is, Mr. Crystal does indeed show flickering faded films from his childhood, projected onto the windows of a replica of the house on Long Island where he spent his youth.
In interviews with Indian media in the spring, Bansal described his aim as bringing brain-dead individuals back to a "minimally conscious state" in which patients show flickers of consciousness, such as moving their eyes to track objects.
