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• Over the weekend, sky watchers reported moderate brightening of the dancing lights.
• They began collaborating musically and formed the acoustic duo, " Dancing Light ."
• Dancing lights sparkle on the Houston Ship Channel's murky waters.
• Normally, these vaporous dancing lights don't venture farther south than the Dakotas-- if that.
• As Dancing Light, they released their first full-length CD, " Meadowdance " in 1993.
• She was versatile enough to dance light musical hall roles and in more severe classical roles.
• Watch the dancing lights, the floating, colored clouds.
• She and her husband, Greg Webb, later began touring Minnesota, as the acoustic duo, Dancing Light.
• The show consists of many 3D effects and " dancing lights " moving all around Wonder Mountain.
• The added illusion of dancing lights highlighted the bright colors and intricate designs of these Giant Lanterns.
• Early settlers to the West called them " necklaces, " long, thin lines of dancing light stretching from horizon to horizon.
• In English folklore a "'Johnny Noddy "'is the dancing light reflected from a mirror or reflective object such as a watch face.
• Switching on the big screen, he is startled by the visual of a magnificent alien city of improbable form and dancing light.
• Although Ms . Anderson's body remained on the ground, her giddy tossings and turnings made the dance light and airy in spirit.
• The dancing lights are the creation of award-winning architectural lighting designer from Light Design Inc, Hiroyasu Shoji, as his debut project in Singapore.
• See User _ talk : Crzrussian # Redirect at Dancing Light and User _ talk : Nagle # Dancing Light for the subsequent discussion.
• See User _ talk : Crzrussian # Redirect at Dancing Light and User _ talk : Nagle # Dancing Light for the subsequent discussion.
• The flicker of gas logs in the hearth casts a dancing light on the portraits of writers and poets lining the walls of the dark-paneled snug.
• The name dancing Light came from a song of the same title, written about a vision Carter ( then Kimberli Wilson ) had after a near-death experience.
• Solar flares can increase the flow of charged particles from the sun, thus raising the chances of seeing the dancing lights of the aurora over latitudes farther south.