Sentence examples for stop illuminating from inspiring English sources

The day your fist pumps stop illuminating the Buchanan Street drabness will be a dark day indeed.

For one, almost the entire story is being told through exposition; Guterson is rushing through time, barely stopping to illuminate specific moments.

Julie Cook, 37, a nursing student in West Haven who was arrested last year when she tried to stop United Illuminating workers from capturing some of the birds on a utility pole near her home on Ocean Avenue, put one of the platforms on her property just before Christmas.

Three sets of headlamps stopped, overlaying each other, illuminating the sea and a strip of the shore.

David Adam's OCD memoir The Man Who Couldn't Stop (Picador) is brave, funny and illuminating.

As the rain stops, the sun illuminates vignettes of island beauty that seem to confirm his judgement: a jug of wild flowers perching on a fence-post; a bright yellow bicycle propped up in the hedgerow; nascent green fruits on a cherry tree; lilacs.

And many bus stops are not illuminated.

Using a custom-built light painting machine and expert set design, UK production company Trunk Animation makes illuminated stop-motion look easy in their new experimental short, Floating Points ~ Silhouettes.

At the same time, learning about his response when he was in his thirties and his church stopped barring black members from the priesthood could be illuminating.

Since the local plug is formed illuminating the laser beam, the flow can be stopped at any point in the microchannels.

Joshua dismissed any concerns about complacency, declaring he intended to be the first fighter to stop Johnson – who then illuminated the afternoon gloom by the Thames when he upped the ante to 75% of their purses for the 31 January bout at the 02 Arena in south-east London, with the takings to go to a charity of the winner's choosing, if Joshua could knock him out inside five rounds.