Sentence examples for calls light from inspiring English sources

For cushioning, Mimura has installed a sponge mid-sole that he calls "light and bouncy".

Mr. Meeker, whose first book, "Light x Design" ($75; Glitterati), is out next month, calls light "the most powerful tool we have to create any feeling".

Mr Ando calls light "an important controlling factor," and adds: "I create enclosed spaces mainly by means of thick concrete walls.

However,, unless you've got a vintage sports car to cart them about in, they are hopelessly impractical; better to go in what the 1908 New York Times Cookbook calls "light marching order".

"A lot of us -- we've been in here a long time, we enjoyed this neighborhood, we made this neighborhood, we want to stay in this neighborhood," said Ms. Werner, who does what she calls "light office work" at a small family-owned company in Midtown Manhattan.

He calls light "a new form of art," hence sourcing its scenes from people with experience in that field, and notes that light is never static in nature.

Where are the phone calls lighting up Capitol Hill switchboards?

Bryce, too, has what astronomers call light trespass.

Ice milk may be more commonly called "light" or "reduced-fat" ice cream.

The second phase, last month, involved what the Israelis called light security prisoners.

"If you press a call light you have no idea if anyone is listening.