Sentence examples for tide of light from inspiring English sources

It's also consistent with the rising tide of light, romantic country with male and female vocals evenly split, country's new soft core.

Ellen Ruge's astonishing lighting design sees a tide of light gradually ebb and flow imperceptibly across the stage, echoing the coastal desolation perceptible in Lygre's play.

Daily measurements of spectral reflectance as well as Pulse Amplitude Modulated (PAM) fluorescence (see below) were done in all microscosms during low tide, starting after 90 min of light exposure to ensure that the sediment was in the same conditions regarding diatom migration and biofilm establishment.

It's not midnight at low tide; there is still a glimmer of light on the horizon, though, as Bob Dylan once wrote, it's 'sinking like a ship.'.

Low tide started 15 min before the period of light exposure.

An extension of The Tide light rail system from Norfolk to the oceanfront is currently being studied.

N. G. Shippobotham: Like rise of late spring tide, a rare flow brooking no resistance (rays of light; anag. less R).

But the issue will probably come up again in some form when taxes are discussed, and in light of the tide of contributions, it will be interesting to see which lawmakers speak the loudest against it.

There are natural fears, not all unfounded, about a sudden tide of foreign people, and in the light of violent events around Europe it is easy to amplify them.

Human Tide, however, captures "chance" in the form of three separate kilometer-long walks of light, preserved on film.

Production increased at the beginning of light exposure, and dramatically decreased at the time of submersion, indicating tide-dependent rhythm in production.