Luminaire
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Jehn came up with the idea having worked at a now-closed north-west London venue called the Luminaire, which had signs on the walls asking people not to talk during performances.
From The Guardian • May 3, 2013
The 100 Club on London's Oxford street has only just been saved, after a high-profile campaign supported by Paul McCartney and Ronnie Wood - but the Luminaire is no more.
From BBC • Feb. 22, 2011
Billy's title was Directeur General et Inspecteur Municipal de Luminaire Electrique, which is some title, and his salary was fifty dollars a week.
From Billy and the Big Stick by Davis, Richard Harding
D'Allemagne has compiled an elaborate "Historie du Luminaire" which is profusely illustrated, and L. von Benesch in his "Beleuchtungswesen" has presented many elaborate charts.
From Artificial Light Its Influence upon Civilization by Luckiesh, Matthew
Billy's title was Directeur Général et Inspecteur Municipal de Luminaire Electrique, which is some title, and his salary was fifty dollars a week.
From Somewhere in France by Davis, Richard Harding
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