Sentence examples for sodium light from inspiring English sources
Before proceeding north on Broadway, Brandston pointed out a high-pressure sodium light on Thirty-fifth Street.
The anomie of suburbia is all in the paint palette of a real-estate brochure washed in sodium light.
And recent research has shown that white light provides better visual perception than yellowish-orange sodium light.
At first she thought the figure sitting on steps down to her basement flat was a trick of the sodium light falling on greasy stonework – but as she drew closer and wheedled open the squeaky gate, it shuddered into the being of a tenebrous woman.
He was trying to say that he had designed the scheme to provide "just a gentle wash of light on all these buildings here, so that they don't get lost," but it was hard to hear him over a car horn, the high-pressure sodium light of sounds.
This month, the M.A.S. launched a campaign against the sodium lights.
Sodium-vapor — or high-pressure sodium — lighting was Brandston's bad guy, what he calls "the lamp of least choice".
In the parking lot, Mr. Duriscoe complained about the lighting system, peach-colored sodium lights pointing skyward.
When the fireworks above Sant'Agata faded, the flotilla returned to the harbour, illuminated by the glare of sodium lights.
It was a slightly ersatz copy of an English parish church, the sodium lighting giving the interior an embalmed quality.
