“The basement was dank and dark with no windows and only a few strategically placed fluorescent lights for illumination.”

“I hope this book brings enlightenment and illumination to all parents, because we've all been babies before.”

“Kendal provides welcomed illumination on this topic using a unique combination of shared life experiences from her perspectives as an early career vet.”

“A flaming red angel chases Adam and Eve from an idyllic landscape, charmingly rendered in great detail by the anonymous illuminator.”

“The fine lines around the versals on this page were also the doing of the illuminator.”

“The name of the copyist, illuminator and the place of production does not appear.”

“Ce film retrace la vie de ce non-voyant qui a reussi, grace a son talent, a illuminer les planches.”

“It will emerge that angelic illumination is always of things supernatural, and therefore, the first Speaker or Illuminer is always known by those illumined.”

“Called Illuminer, it is dedicated to a friend who died last summer.”

“The light produced by the LED will be the illuminant for the room.”

“The owner of the illuminant system was Mr WK Hardacre, of Hellifield House.”

“Lexx casts an illumination spell so that they can all better see and they continue on with the glowing illuminant orb leading them.”

“It would have been a simple matter to pilfer their tawdry Christmas illuminations in order to gain one-upmanship this year.”

“Now the illuminations were lights put onto the buildings, and they actually detail it, it's a changeover in the technology again.”

“I said imagining her putting on her best frock and heading for the bright lights that is Blackpool illuminations.”

“This book was the work of an entire team of illuminators and scribes working to a well-tried formula.”

“Early LED packaging, for devices originally meant as indicators rather than high-power illuminators, couldn't handle these kinds of requirements.”

“The illuminators of fifteenth-century manuscript books are generally shuffled off by art historians into corners, niches and footnotes.”

“Deep, full colors are less affected by the shadings in artificial illuminants than lighter tones of the same color.”

“Wounds are treated effectively and water is sterilized by the ultraviolet radiant energy in modern artificial illuminants.”

“While in defensive situations illuminants can be most valuable, in offensive situations, their use for surveillance and target acquisition can be counter-productive.”

“At night, a field of 14m high black masts illuminates the plaza with skinny strips of fibre-optic cable.”

“This particularly brilliant and beautiful instrument illuminates the most complex orchestral and choral polyphonies of Bach and Handel.”

“A green fluorescent light illuminates a wall work that quotes the iconic graphic equaliser readout in homage to Donald Judd.”