Sentences with phrase «lit by moonlight»
At night the house looks like a Victorian orphanage housing a hundred despairing souls, but when the clouds part and it is lit by moonlight, the house appears to be enchanted.
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The two lighting modes work by the flick of a switch to transfer from daylight to moonlight.
This system was foolproof until the invention of the light bulb, and now the vast night sky dimly lit by stars and moonlight has been replaced by Netflix in bed.
Start with a light dinner, followed by dancing at a jazz club, a moonlight walk then ending the night having a glass of wine.
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But fear turned to thrills as the teens used touch, smell, and hearing to poke their way along a trail lit only by moonlight, trip leader Angela Zirles recalls.
In «Lake Light» of 1992, dark water is illuminated by a swath of white moonlight, its passage framed and set ashimmer by quick loose dabs, the night's immensity signaled by a tiny dock at lake's edge.
Born near the Baltic, he settled permanently in Dresden, where he focused exclusively on the spiritual connections and significance of landscape, being inspired by the haunted silence of the forest, as well as the effect of light (sunrise, dusk, moonlight) and the seasons.
Or we talking dark light which has a small amount of ability to warm anything by any significant amount - such as more than moonlight.
They are deploying a tactic called counter-illumination — they emit just enough light to match the moonlight from above, effectively erasing their shadows from the seafloor so that predators can't stalk them by the dark shape below.