Sentence examples for tinted lights from inspiring English sources

From the elaborate mosaic floor to the windows of stained glass and the old office postal chutes on the wall that have been transformed into tinted lights, every surface is covered with the creations of Moustafa El Sayed, the owner, chef and resident artist.

Whiteread uses tinted, light-thirsty resin, which is as appetizing as Gummy Bears.

In this admittedly tinted light, I went to this year's blockbuster art shows in New York: "Matisse Picasso" at the Modern and "Manet/Velázquez" at the Metropolitan.

This will provide you with the extra light you need for reversing at night, but will not ruin the effect of your tinted tail lights.[1].

Buff-colored earthen bricks sheathe the interior, creating a warm, almost rustic vibe, and the floors are thinly coated with concrete tinted a light anthracite gray.

Centaurus eschews most publicity and operates out of the eighth floor of a nondescript building near a highway, its glass doors tinted with light blue to prevent visitors from seeing what happens inside.

Don't use a cover up that is white or two tints lighter then preferred.

Mr. Evans has one buyer in Malta who only asks for glass lights tinted cranberry.

The beetroot course features a more surreal love story of two vegetables mercilessly massacred by Williamson in a blender, under lights tinted blood-red by beetroot juice – if they prove hardy enough in rehearsals.

Many of the skylights and slanted glass walls in the Met expansions carried out by Kevin Roche over the last three decades use what are called "passive" daylighting systems: they are glazed with ultraviolet-light-filtering films to protect the works they light, and sometimes outfitted with louvers or screens or tinted to reduce light levels.

Lens filters, pieces of treated glass that fit over the lens, have long been used to create effects, like tinting the light in a scene.