Sentence examples for certainly lights from inspiring English sources

It is not hard to see why Gareth Ainsworth, the Wycombe manager, enlisted the 34-year-old to bolster a shot-shy team for the new League Two campaign; Akinfenwa's charisma certainly lights up a room and he intends to use the audiences he is afforded for good.

"There was one story that anger certainly lit the fuse of".

Cider became my favorite beverage for a while, somehow cleaner-tasting than beer, and certainly lighter than wine.

The X1 is certainly lighter at about 1.2kg, but how much of a difference will this make in practical terms?

The faces certainly lighted up when he and Mr. Maiullo gave a version of the show on Sunday at the American Museum of Natural History.

Although lithium-ion batteries are certainly lighter than their lead-acid and nickel-based competitors, they are still large and heavy.

Prince of Persia, the new game from Ubisoft that is meant to revamp the franchise that is now two decades old, is certainly light entertainment.

A media uproar, as Borenstein notes, didn't erupt over that terminology, though Twitter certainly lit up this afternoon over the AP announcement.

Noodle and Apple Kugel: This comforting kugel tastes much richer than it is, and it is certainly lighter than a traditional kugel (though it is not a low-calorie dessert).

It's almost poetic, really: all his life Trump just wanted respect, and his urge to run was almost certainly lit when Obama publicly mocked him at the 2011 White House Correspondents Dinnerr.

As you might expect, she's a skilled hand at verse that is, if not light, certainly light-ish, as in "Freely From Wyatt": I have become the forlorn type who buys almond biscotti for a long night in, glumly recapturing a sense of sin through stomach-aches.