Sentence examples for striking lighting from inspiring English sources

Roma Flowers provided the striking lighting.

Darkness defined with striking lighting can transform an ordinary place into something with a design identity.

That budget helped pay for Naomi and Wendy Winters's handsome costumes and for Robert Wierzel's very striking lighting.

Scenes have a habit of stopping at any second, with or without whopping soundtrack; there's also some striking lighting changes.

He produced a magic lantern to give striking lighting effects; the box is still in the Victoria and Albert Museum, together with some of the slides.

Or the striking lighting credited to Jack Knowles, Carolyn Dowling's sound, Imogen Knight's movement direction, or Simon Slater's musical compositions that echo and shimmer with Bizet?

He posted photos of himself: striking light brown eyes, lean, sometimes mustachioed, and often with fins in hand.

Because the space is new and has such striking light, Mr. Allman said, calls have been pouring in from dealers, charity organizers and magazines seeking to hold events there.

Now a Czech daily, Mlada fronta Dnes (MfD), has published purported wiretaps that appear to cast a striking light on politics in Prague in past years.They feature, among other individuals, Roman Janousek, an influential businessman, and his ally Pavel Bem, the city's ex-mayor, discussing, apparently improperly, sales of city and state property and office appointments.

In addition to a variety of striking light sculptures, his current exhibition, "Iris was a Pupil" at Carbon 12 Gallery in Dubai, features an installation that combines the human REM cycle and new media, literally transforming his dreams into physical reality.

If there is a law connecting such properties, it is evidently non-strict: striking causes lighting only ceteris paribus.