Sentence examples for be given some light from inspiring English sources

Bass: People who have been living in darkness / Will be given some light bulbs / But not the energy-saving ones / Because they aren't very bright.

Could the staff be given some hope of a light at the end of the tunnel?

The other eight mines are yet to be given the green light by ministers.

After that they'll be given the green light for full-scale cultivation, the report says.

The firm added it was "confident" that the application would be given the green light.

While I served my time and recognize my fault, I believe there is a generation across the globe that deserves the full story to be given light.

The fighters will be given light arms and train for eight weeks on infantry tactics, calling in mortar fire, using radios and other skills.

It's unclear how many shows will be given the green light.

Convicted terrorists would be given lighter sentences if they supplied information before their trials.

Defendants for whom evidence was something less than full-proof could be given lighter sentences: shorter terms of bondage or imprisonment.

The author John Grisham has said people who look at child abuse images "probably had too much to drink" and should be given lighter prison sentences.