The phrase "a light cloak" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a cloak that is not heavy, suitable for mild weather or as a fashion accessory.
Example: "She wore a light cloak over her dress, perfect for the cool evening breeze."
Alternatives: "a thin cloak" or "a lightweight cloak".
To throw a light cloak of disguise over the total absence of Scottish and Welsh MPs, the geographically non-specific title was created.
(I note that there is one sharp, subversive surprise right at the very end.) What is less expected is that Mr. Favreau, somewhat in the manner of those sly studio-era craftsmen who kept their artistry close to the vest so the bosses wouldn't confiscate it, wears the genre paradigm as a light cloak rather than a suit of iron.
As in the other two novels, which took place around holidays (Easter in "The Sportswriter," the Fourth of July in "Independence Day"), "The Lay of the Land" uses the approach of Thanksgiving to provide a loose narrative framework and a light cloak of metaphor.
The design of the cloaking materials, published in the New Journal of Physics, shows that making an acoustic shield "can be done in a straightforward and simple way," says Steven Cummer, an electrical engineer at Duke University who was involved in the construction of the first light cloak in 2006.
What excites scientists and Harry Potter fans alike, though, is that our microwave cloak proves there's no theoretical limitation that would prevent someone from building a visible-light cloak.
Unlike light cloaks, which can shield objects from light of only one frequency, acoustic cloaks should be able to shield an object to a broad range of frequencies.
But it was a relatively guiltless carbonara at that, a light shawl, not a leaden cloak.
NRDC Action Fund is here to shed a bright light under the cloak of secrecy on the latest group of elected officials, who we've dubbed the "Dirty Thirty".
The image features Madonna sitting in a cloak of light — a stroke of magic for the infamously finicky film — wearing a satiny bra, her legs wrapped in a black skirt and tights.
Tunics and cloaks woven in heavy, scratchy wool are displayed for visitors to handle, while a light-hearted computer game offers the chance to "dress" a shivering mannequin.
As well as the aforementioned Shroud hat, which surrounds the wearer with a cloak of light attached to resin-soaked threads around a styrofoam core, the designs also included a propeller headpiece with LEDs at the end.
