(1) Light carried by a boat that indicates the boat's direction; vessels at night carry a red light on the port bow and a green light on the starboard bow
(2) Light carried by a boat that indicates the boat's direction
(3) Vessels at night carry a red light on the port bow and a green light on the starboard bow
(1) In a little local sidelight , it was the Yuan dynasty that first started to breed horses in the Penghu archipelago for use in southern China.
(2) Young's Bluecrest is the biggest seafood producer in the UK and has thrown an interesting sidelight on the debate about cod stocks.
(3) For readers of his latest novel, Out of Ireland, the stories of these two girls also provide a fascinating sidelight and illumination of the characters and events in the novel.
(4) Power and sailing vessels less than 20 meters in length may choose to install a single combination red/green sidelight at the bow.
(5) When we think of Vermeer we think of light, that high, grey-white Northern European sidelight flooding into a domestic interior, sometimes finding a moment of warmth, almost always a solemn concentration on domestic ritual.
(6) A sidelight is shed by a broken inscription which archaeologists discovered some seventy years ago at Delphi.
(7) This isn't just some sidelight to the story or new detail.
(8) Bold and large textures, such as the bark of a tree or the rough surface of the door detail, are best revealed by strong, direct sidelight .
(9) The timber treatment continues inside, its texture enhanced by the sidelight , so the visitor easily makes the connection.
(10) An interesting sidelight offered by the Encyclopedia is information on the Chaplain Support Operations, an area overlooked in Second World War histories.
(11) An interesting sidelight in the enumerated statutes of the Hammurabi code is that there is no statute number 13 - - even in ancient Mesopotamia, 13 was considered to be an unlucky number that should be avoided.
(12) Climbing into an empty bed, Jim turns off the sidelight and watches the shadows huddling against the floral wallpaper.
(13) Through the window blazed the cold light of winter morning; sidelight, the most harsh
(14) An interesting sidelight of this champion youngster's career has been the schooling.
(15) He uses a sidelight to pick out the ridges and hollows of a Calla lily.
(16) He's also the world's foremost authority on the Max Fleischer cartoon studio but that's more like an interesting sidelight .
(17) And the end of George V throws an illuminating sidelight on Palace politics.
(18) A curious sidelight on gourd-growing emerges from the reminiscences of Kinau Wilder, the niece of the botanist Gerrit Parmile Wilder.
(19) There is an interesting sidelight on the implementation of the no-smoking ban in Ballina pubs.
(20) He first saw one white masthead light of the CONTSHIP SUCCESS at a distance visually estimated at about 4.5 miles and he subsequently saw both masthead lights and the green sidelight at a distance estimated by radar at about 3.8 miles.
(21) There were about two thousand individual pieces of glass in the five-section figure of Saint Michael and dedication plaque, and a similar number of pieces in the adjacent sidelights .
(22) The tableaux provided interesting sidelights on different cultures.
(23) Above each doorway a window with sidelights is capped by a soapstone lintel.
(24) I have a large oak front door with 2 leaded glass sidelights .
(25) New French doors, sidelights , and transom windows also open the rear of the master-suite wing.
(26) That is not the explicit focus of this effort, but there are some relevant analyses and sidelights , that are taken up again in the concluding essays.
(27) The author's researches have quarried further bits of biographical data and sometimes helpful sidelights and background information on various situations and personalities.
(28) His white pate was visible in the glim of the sidelights as he climbed out.
(29) There were sidelights too, upon the thoughts and emotions that might have stirred up Shylock to act as he did towards those whom he felt had forced him to suffer ostracism and humiliation.
(30) She edges past the sidelights and hangs in the glimmering darkness, tensely counting the music until her next stage entrance.