Sentences with word «klieg»

Mario Cuomo into the national spotlight, also added a dash of klieg lighting to the Capitol the son sought to avoid.

«We rented kliegs from the Majestic Light Company,» Frank Donnelly, the team's general manager, told the Jersey Journal.

For roughly 130 years, then, the house has been sitting there like an instant horror - movie kit — just add klieg lights — yet it's only now making its big - screen debut in «Winchester.»

As in Ed Wood, Franco gives his auteur a gigantic klieg - light premiere for his film, which never happened; The Room was more discreetly four - walled before it took on a life of its own.

The clergy have been under the glare of the news media's klieg lights recently and the sight has been jarring to say the least.

And she's had little experience before the klieg lights of the Senate, which increases the possibility that she could make a damaging flub under harsh questioning.

The klieg lights at the Oscars of the design world can be blinding.

With Hillary Clinton's tax proposals to encourage longer - term investing, the debate over whether American business is too fixated on the short term has moved from the dimly lit offices of earnest policy wonks into the klieg lights of U.S. primary season.

Not exactly Calvin Klein and klieg lights, but it works in tennis fashion.

(We said it last July, too, but it's so much more terrifying and hopeless under the klieg lights of the Finals.)

Meanwhile, lawmakers at times have defended the closed - door meetings, noting they can't have frank conversations in the glare of the klieg lights.

On Wednesday, it will be Cuomo's turn in the klieg lights to give his State of the State address, the eighth time he's given the speech.

Hinton's role in all of this is not that of an innocent caught unwittingly in the klieg lights.

They're helping to fund a wind farm in India and burning some biodiesel in the production trucks to try to precisely balance the carbon dioxide emitted from all those klieg lights with the amount avoided by generating Indian electricity from the breeze rather than burning coal.

LESLIE BUCHBINDER While many American artists struggled to diverge from European predecessors, the Chicago Imagists were free from that Oedipal crisis and far from the klieg lights that shone on New York artists.