Sentence examples for was illuminated when from inspiring English sources

But this morning all was illuminated when I went to wwd.com and saw the headline "Michelle Obama Puts Kara Ross on World Stage".

This hat trick of ignominy in the National Hockey League was illuminated when Cairns blundered away Game 1 against the Tampa Bay Lightning.

Its journey to Andalucia with Gypsies via the Arab world was illuminated when Khan danced kathak to the flamenco guitar of his friend and collaborator Nitin Sawhney at Svapnagata, an Indian festival they co-curated at Sadler's Wells last year.

E1 Control and the Internet The tension between public and private control of the Internet was illuminated when an Internet-based artwork in an exhibition at the New Museum of Contemporary Art was taken offline because the work was conducting surveillance of outside computers.

A simple control on the center dash allows drivers to program preferences for locking (how the horn sounds, how the lights flash and how the car is illuminated when unlocked), climate and radio settings and mirror adjustments.

And when a video of a dancer preparing to audition for Juilliard is accompanied by a model of the brain whose regions are illuminated when they come into play during her practice and performance, the information only seems to emphasize that this is a very complicated object.

44 Jalan Merah Saga, #01-52 Chip Bee Gardens, +65 6479 9166, Facebook page There's no sign, just a small, round Japanese light that is illuminated when the cafe is open to show that it is here; it's cash only, there's no phone … and for a long time there was no printed menu.

It should be illuminated when the input is closed and not illuminated when it is open.

Likewise, objects are illuminated when a light source emits light rays that strike the objects' surfaces.

The I/O panel is illuminated when the unit senses it has been moved to make it easier for the user to see the ports.

I find myself wondering: What within us is illuminated when we only light up a screen, a hand-held device, and not our own souls?