| Then without warning large searchlights lit up all around the base of the tower and pointed up. |
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| During WWII searchlights were beamed continuously across Sydney Harbour as a deterrent to the Japanese. |
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| Using military surplus equipment like smoke grenades, searchlights, and small airplanes, the FWS herded the birds back into the refuges. |
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| The contact boat was only two miles from Grafton, and a chase ensued, with the suspected smugglers being illuminated by powerful searchlights. |
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| They also had searchlights encase anyone tried to sneak out during the night. |
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| The lighting also adds to the stage show feel with scorching searchlights and moody spots, used to great effect for the real deep blues numbers. |
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| At night, you could see four searchlights pointing directly upwards to indicate the corner of the neutral zone. |
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| They also move about unrestrained by razor wire, searchlights, locks or electric fences. |
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| There were rows of razor wire, electric fences, guard towers and searchlights. |
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| Over a quarter served in anti-aircraft batteries where they came under fire and operated searchlights and targeting instruments. |
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| They were used to draw searchlights and flak away from these more vulnerable aircraft. |
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| The Dover Barrage was a combination of nets, mines and searchlights, patrolled by light craft. |
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| Large searchlights that had festooned the foremast lay collapsed beneath it on the seabed and her main fore guns were still trained menacingly to port. |
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| As a member of the Royal Navy, he was in charge of operating the searchlights on a battleship called the Valiant. |
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| Immediately after the attack, Philip used his searchlights to scour the ocean for survivors to rescue. |
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| Eighty-eight powerful searchlights are used, each with a 7,000-watt bulb. |
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| Both Ceuta and Melilla are now surrounded by 10-foot fences studded with guard towers and movement sensors, topped with barbed wire and halogen searchlights. |
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| At night there is no light in this building, but searchlights from distant points illume the splendid dome and the colonnades. |
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| Spare us the thought that we might have to rely on a home guard, searchlights and barrage balloons. |
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| Further along the same arm, towards Portland, are two World War II coast artillery searchlights. |
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| On the North Eastern Breakwater, within the centre area, is a World War II coastal battery with coast artillery searchlights. |
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| The Russian warships illuminated the trawlers with their searchlights and opened fire. |
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| Northampton was a new ship with a number of innovations, including twin screws, searchlights and telephones, as well as being armed with torpedoes. |
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| The only things piercing the glow of dusk enveloping Avalon Advertising are the searchlights crisscrossing into the air, which adds a Hollywood-like glamourama to the event. |
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