Sentence examples for site lighting from inspiring English sources
In 2002, Plano completed an $18 million renovation, making ADA compliance upgrades, and renovations to the science department, HVAC, fire sprinkler, and security systems, and site lighting.
Shortly thereafter, the women of Barrio Viejo began appearing at the site, lighting candles, leaving flowers, and saying prayers for the young man's soul.
A lot of the expenditure is around very unsexy items – sanitary provision, showers, toilets, waste management, power, site lighting.
Its offerings range from light to heavy specialized excavation and earth-moving equipment and cranes; it also provides support services such as site lighting, power generation, and mobile offices.
At the opening, an American Indian, whose great-great-grandfather once owned the site, lit a pipe and blew smoke in an act of blessing across the roof.
Each day, they gathered at the site, lit candles at a makeshift shrine to their children and waited for the authorities to come and apologise.
The message boards on her Web site lit up in protest and certain observers — I can think of one hack media columnist in particular — suggested that she was risking the nonpartisan sanctity of her brand.
In a controversy of viral proportions, China's Sina Weibo microblogging site lit up last Thursday as users across the country shared a series of photos that appeared to show high-ranking Chinese officials engaging in a hotel "sex party," the Telegraph reports.
The results of this study identified several design elements involving signage, paths/target sites, lighting and flooring that created wayfinding issues for both experimental conditions.
Gossip sites lit up with the news: "Hyoyeon confirms that she has a boyfriend on TV broadcast!" More recently, a member of Block B, a boy band, released a song called "Ogeul Ogeul" (the title translates roughly as "Cheesy Cheesy").
Liberal Web sites lighted up later in the week when a photo turned up of a billboard in Tucson promoting Mr. Limbaugh's show with the tagline "straight shooter" and an array of illustrated bullet holes.
