Sentence examples for call for light from inspiring English sources
Classically, the sugar is white, but many recipes call for light brown sugar, honey -- even molasses.
Amazon.com puts this notion much more pleasantly on a bookmark distributed with orders, one that says, "Summer days call for light reading," a quotation attributed to Anonymous.
Recipes that call for light soy sauce usually have a delicate color or flavor, either of which could be sullied by regular soy sauce.
According to a history compiled by Arlington National Cemetery, taps was the inspiration of Gen. Daniel Adams Butterfield, a brigade commander in the Union Army of the Potomac, who was not happy with the bugle call for lights out.
Later sports practices call for lighting on all fields.
It can be traced to a French bugle tune used in the early 19th century to call for "lights out" for American infantry members, but the modern-day version is credited to Union Brig.
The forecast for Saturday night calls for light snow and below-freezing temperatures.
The forecast for Sunday calls for light wind with a high of 21 degrees Fahrenheit, according to Weather.com.
The lesser-grade oils are good for cooking and can be used in any recipe that calls for light sauteeing.
The dumb show reenactment of Hamlet Senior's murder pricks the king's conscience and he flees the theater calling for "light".
