Sentence examples for store lighting from inspiring English sources

Frank Oz directs briskly on sets and locations that would make a department store lighting section look murky.

Both the shiny-eyed brunette behind the counter (central casting for a silent-movie heroine rescued by Mounties) and the store lighting (much of it from handmade lamps with bone china shades, $195) are warm and easy on the eyes.

Because the fixed costs of running a big store – lighting, heating, rates, minimum staffing levels, etc – are high, such declines in sales would hit profits seriously if action is not taken.

Data were audio-recorded, transcribed, and analyzed using QSR NVivo 8. Findings highlighted many challenges: mobility and getting into the store; judging quality; distinguishing colour; reading labels, store signage, and receipts; negotiating store lighting, merchandise layout, and fitting rooms; and interacting with sales associates.

But their marathon was more tedious: stripping the Giants shirts from mannequins and dressing them in Jets gear; restocking three hundred T-shirts, three hundred sweatshirts, and five hundred caps; and, as a final flourish, switching the store lighting from blue to green.

And now it may become law, a possibility that is not sitting well with scores of online chatterers and several lawmakers, who say that if 18-year-olds are old enough to join the military, they should be allowed to stand outside their barracks or a convenience store, lighting up like other adults.

The store lights call out.

They swept the sidewalks of discarded Colt 45 bottles and kept the store lights on late.

He also demonstrated (in 1652) that phosphors generate rather than store light.

They weren't very old, but the store lights had clearly done their work.

Although light-based transmission has its advantage over electrical-based transmissions, optical devices such as OPS cannot store light.