Sentence examples for break in light from inspiring English sources
"Today" co-anchor Billy Bush has been asked to take a break in light of his role in the leaked recording of his lewd conversation with Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
The wind-lashed mere was flecked with white-capped waves, which broke in light spray even against the low-sunk bodies of the grebes and in actual foam against the bluff breasts of the sooty coots.
Lauer also asked the president-elect if he think his combative Twitter habits are too hard to break, especially in light of his pledge following his election victory to be more "restrained" on Twitter.
The scrapping has broken out in light of Sonia Gandhi's new weakness.
It's just that the collective meat fever gripping foodies doesn't seem to be breaking, even in light of all this news about how bad animal flesh is for you, and that's troubling.
When the Internet conversation began, Ms. Pill, who was on a filming break in New York, lighted up at the sight of Ms. Treem's face materializing on a screen.
It wasn't until after Nixon's landslide win in the 1972 presidential election that the extent of his campaign's involvement in the Watergate break-in came to light.
The approximate angular width of the jet (that is, the degree of spread of the beam) can be estimated directly by observing the achromatic "jet breaks" in afterglow light curves: a time after which the slowly decaying afterglow begins to fade rapidly as the jet slows and can no longer beam its radiation as effectively.
For the royal family, we could have a royal It's A Knockout-themed show, in honour of Prince Edward's dismal attempt at breaking into light entertainment in 1987.
It was a friendly price, a real break for my father in light of his honesty.
