practical light

The crew took advantage of both natural and practical light at filming locations.

I loved to sound him on the various reforms of the day, and he never failed to look at them in the most simple and practical light.

Even philosophers who have treated money with less disdain have viewed it not in a practical light but in terms of grand social uses.

The inside model was illuminated from outside by fiber optics and 2000-5000 watt lights, in addition to small practical lights running inside.

If we look at these things in a realistic and practical light, then I believe that we will certainly, by way of dialogue founded upon trust, be able to sort something out.

The Western Edison Light Co. was founded in Chicago in 1882, three years after Edison developed a practical light bulb.

Since Narita and his crew weren't allowed to drill holes for lights in mine shafts, illumination had to come from practical lights that appeared to be part of the set.

The short sleep had, however, done me good, and I could look on things around me in a more practical light than I had been able to do earlier in the evening.

Barbara Marineau as Mrs. Lovett, Sweeney's merry accomplice, makes practical light of the necessary gore of her job as purveyor of "the worst pies in London."

Scenes in the mattress store were filmed inside an abandoned warehouse, which cinematographer Peter Donahue described as "a big space with perfect texture on the walls and windows in the right places for motivated, practical light".

He did, however, develop the first practical light bulb in 1880 (employing a carbonized bamboo filament), shortly prior to Joseph Swan, who invented an even more efficient bulb in 1881 (which used a cellulose filament).

Trying to get his daughter, who lives in California, interested in the election recently, he said he spoke to her over the telephone and put things in a practical light: "I asked her, 'Do you want half my estate, or do you want all of my estate?' "