ancient lights

The Ancient Lights create a portal through to the theatre.

The world is in confusion as people are accepting the 'Ancient Lights'.

It is based on the Ancient Lights law.

It's as if the original varnishes are being reborn, the whole shop shining with ancient lights."

Martin reveals that Luke's theory on the Ancient Lights is true.

The design and construction of Broadcasting House was also affected by locals declaring their right to ancient lights.

The theatre is built with the stalls below street level, to overcome the scale of the site, and the rights of neighbours to Ancient lights.

It stated that the "ancient lights" doctrine has been unanimously repudiated in the United States.

"Ancient Lights"

Clarke returned to publishing poetry with the 1955 collection Ancient Lights, and was to continue writing and publishing prolifically for the remainder of his life.

Jasmine Honoré's Ancient Lights, premiered with Suite and Primavera, won more praise.

Rani and Luke try to shut down the broadcast by flicking the mains switch off, but it is protected by the Ancient Lights' energy.

The Ancient Lights survived the Big Bang and needed Martin Trueman to rule the world because, he was the 'Chosen One'.

However Luke, who was not born and so does not have a star-sign, realises he can stop the power of the Ancient Lights by breaking Trueman's circle.

In the centre of London near Chinatown and Covent Garden, particularly in back alleyways, signs saying "Ancient Lights" can be seen marking individual windows.

Spring Lane was notable for many years in having one of the few Ancient lights notices in London outside central London, on a private house immediately opposite the station.

Ancient Lights and the Blackcore (with Scorn, Seefeel, Timothy Leary/Dj Ched I Sabbah)

In 2008 he guest starred in The Sarah Jane Adventures episode 'Secrets of the Stars' as a character called Martin Trueman, an astrologer who was possessed by the Ancient Lights.

The east side of the building blocked out the light to local residents, and after complaints and seeking the right of ancient lights, the building was altered so that the east side of the building had a sloped roof.

His novel Ancient Lights was published posthumously in 1982, and St. Martins Press published 18 of his short stories in a book collection titled You Never Believe Me and Other Stories.

Under United States tort law, in Fontainebleau Hotel Corp. v. Forty-Five Twenty-Five, Inc. (1959) the Florida Appellate Court stated that the "ancient lights" doctrine has been unanimously repudiated in the United States.

Green lights that seemed imitations of the ancient lights provided the first settlers by Pas, and an indefinable odor that might have been no more than the absence of any other, made him feel for the first time that he was actually beneath the waters of Lake Limna.

A historical example of Solar access is Ancient Lights, a doctrine based on English law that refers to a negative easement that prevents the owner or occupier of an adjoining structure from building or placing on his own land anything that has the effect of obstructing the light of the dominant tenement.