Sentence examples for country light from inspiring English sources

But there's another reason why famous names in dance are so fond of Wellington: it's home to the Royal New Zealand Ballet (RNZB), a highly enterprising company that – despite being based in a small country light years from anywhere – has forged a genuine reputation on the world stage.

Weeks ago, Obama announced that Darling-Hammond wouleadead his transition team and reformist cellphones around the country lit up.

The small north African country lit the first spark of the Arab spring four years ago, when its popular uprising toppled a corrupt dictatorship relatively peacefully.

But, as always with Bush, one felt that he believed every word of it: Iraq is a brave little country lighting the way to freedom in the Middle East, and freedom-loving people everywhere should rally to its side.

Maybe it does only in the precincts of dreams and poetry, Not in a country lit twenty-four hours a day to keep dreams stuck Turning in a wheel In the houses of money.

On 8 May 1945 people across the country lit hundreds of bonfires and beacons to celebrate the end of the war.

It commemorated an event on 8 May 1945, when people across the country lit hundreds of bonfires and beacons to celebrate the end of the war.

Although heavy industry has been important to the economies of the larger Asian countries, light manufacturing has been more conspicuous.

"The whole country was lighted by a searing light with the intensity many times that of the midday sun," he wrote immediately afterward.

"His art was an extension of his love for his country, the light of Greece, the people," Vourloumis said.

ON NOVEMBER 5TH Britons up and down the country will light bonfires and set off fireworks to mark the execution of Guy Fawkes, a 17th-century Roman Catholic terrorist.