illuminator

An Illuminator, she assumed, but that made no more sense than anything else.

"I have been told that one of your best illuminators died recently," William said then.

It was like the Illuminators' displays she had read about.

Mat had met an Illuminator once, but that was long ago.

Sorry I am to hear your best illuminator had a fall that all but ended him.

Behind him, the cries of the Illuminators filled the night.

For more than an hour the illuminator endured the pain.

"Did you not hear how the other boy died, the illuminator?

Someone had left an X ray on an illuminator box.

It seemed less; the Illuminators must be putting out the flames.

He was called "the prince of illuminators" by a near contemporary.

They always came with warnings from the Illuminators that opening one could cause it to go off.

And like a good illuminator, you will make the letters in red larger."

Gregory of Sinai considered him to be a great illuminator.

He had never seen fireworks elaborate enough to require even one Illuminator.

And how about that basketball rim illuminator for the backyard?

That used to be a problem, but now most brands came with an infrared illuminator standard.

After a staring into the darkness for a time, though, the illuminator decided he was being foolish.

What would the Illuminator want with a salt merchant?

Muted green light came from concealed illuminators at the corners of the room.

The illuminator used lavish amounts of gold on the pages shown.

Do you mean to have these agents marry Illuminators?

Kidd also suggests using a skin illuminator under or mixed into the foundation.

Like the ceiling illuminators, most of the screens and consoles were dark.

Many medieval illuminators appear here by name (128 are listed in the index).