Sentence examples for spinning lights from inspiring English sources

In the back of the car, her two small children read the spinning lights with different eyes.

The stage was scattered with various flora, for a casual hotel lobby feel, and the duo were bathed in bright, spinning lights.

While the Met draws a picture with CBGB urinals and angry-looking displays, the MFA is going groovy, with bits of shag carpeting, spinning lights and faux-bois wallpaper.

Throughout the museum, there is a bit of what might be called Wood-schlock, including large flower-power shapes projected on the carpeted floor and cool spinning lights and psychedelic designs.

But then also there's something else I realized about this video in particular, which is so tightly edited and visually lush, with all its spinning lights, colorful tattoos and glittery Minnie Mouse headbands, that it seems to suck a little life from the viewer.

The stylishly compact set and costume designs by Anthony Ward, lit by Bruno Poet, were updated a few years to the early 20th century with a clever solution for the carousel itself – spinning lights and fairground horses on a revolve, with no cumbersome, interconnecting engine work – and plenty of visual delights for young and old alike.

Jack looked out at the spinning light on the atoll, the blackness like a mouth around it.

"It was crazy, and after 15 seconds it began spinning light a florescent spiral, which dispersed into a giant plume of smoke blanketing the entire mountain".

The Hula-Hoopers, doing synchronized routines, were there for amusement and for additional rotary motion; they ended up spinning lighted hoops against a background of carnival rides.

Now, in the early 21st century in Los Angeles, it is the Mulleavy sisters who are spinning light, movement and color into astonishing clothes.

The show, which opens July 7, will include more than 300 paintings, drawings, photo-collages and films, along with an original version of the Dreamachine, the spinning, light-emitting, trance-inducing kinetic sculpture that Gysin helped design with a computer programmer, Ian Sommerville, in 1960 that has become his most famous work.