The most dazzling fabrics for clothing and wall hangings are sewn with tiny mirrors that catch the light, some believe to ward off evil spirits, others to capture the radiance of starry skies.
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Beneath these niches, and in the basement level, are small windows with segmental tops, the glazing of which catches the light and visually links them to the large windows of the aisles.
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Artists used highly decorative, symbolic, and flattened graphical representations of Christian saints by setting small pieces of colored glass into the mortar of the church walls at different angles to catch the light.
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And a third is Stephanie Wilson's arch-shaped panels of sheer fabric, sewn with pebbles, shells and beads and hung to catch the light in front of a river-facing window.
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But if you're trying to represent ( say ) a sphere, then none of the faces of the voxels are ever pointing in the right direction to catch the light the way a sphere would.
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Her passion is unquestionably real, but we may feel she turns it a bit to catch the light better; at times we get the sense of an actor moving into position so as to declaim from it.
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At 3 a . m . the last screw is in place, the last plastic tree adjusted to catch the light just so, and the sound machine that mimics a bubbling brook with birds singing is plugged in.
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Wright's most recent solo albums, including " Waiting to Catch the Light " ( 2008 ) and " Connected " ( 2010 ), have all been issued on his Larklio record label.
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"The Guardian " says, " This is a small jewel of a book, its planes cut precisely to catch the light so that the sentences shimmer in your mind long after turning the final page.
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Hard Candy will introduce Love, a frosty white polish with an AIDS-conscious red ribbon on the bottle, while Nail Savvy has created Party Lites, a collection of bright colors with holographic metallic silver pieces to catch the light.
