Sentence examples for could be lighter from inspiring English sources
Tablets could be lighter and last longer thanks to a new screen technology.
"It's not really possible that he'd go free, but his punishment could be lighter than possible under the anti-terrorism law," Air Marshal Akbar said.
The RAC says, however, that with some people giving up on an Easter holiday altogether, overall traffic could be lighter than usual.
Bonding the hydrogen to a highly porous, sponge-like material such as a metal hydride or activated carbon makes it possible to use ambient pressure and room temperature in storage tanks that could be lighter, cheaper and safer.
The English critic Hilaire Belloc compared epic poems to fishermen's nets: not all of Homer's or Milton's lines could be lighter than air, but there had to be enough wonderful passages to act as floats for the whole.
And what, in theory, could be lighter than standing among swooping exotic butterflies in Hirst's 1991 installation In and Out of Love, the creatures hatching from pupae stuck to canvases and floating about the room, living and dying in the space?
But if a wall could be lit afire by a cigarette, this could do it too".
Each would have a sign, spelling the word Allah, which could be lighted at night.
