Sentence examples for day lightweight from inspiring English sources

On a hot day, lightweight trousers and three-quarter-length sleeves and when it's hot, kick off your shoes and carry them (if appropriate).

"We just walked in here from a [Thursday lightweight title] fight that ended in one round [with Eddie Alvarez upsetting former champion Rafael dos Anjos]," White said.

Did the heavy handed Web Services Interoperability (WS-I) conspiracy between Microsoft and IBM really win the day, or lightweight easily consumable services such as RSS that almost a decade later now for the backbone of Microsoft's forthcoming Mesh architecture.

As a result she'll get Friday off night while Sherman will meet Mayer with a berth in Saturday's lightweight finals on the line.

The requisite gala concert (and formal dinner for patrons) will take place on Thursday, a lightweight program featuring Respighi's glittering orchestral suites "Fountains of Rome" and "Pines of Rome" and the popular violinist Itzhak Perlman playing short showpieces.

Nor did he get a proper workout in Stravinsky's 1929 Capriccio, although its jaunty neo-classical dazzle and piquant wind writing (beautifully delivered) made it one of the more enjoyable exhibits in Wednesday's lightweight concert, part of the London Philharmonic's year-long strand Changing Faces: Stravinsky's Journey.

Dunlop will have further chances for wins in Friday's lightweight and Senior TT races.

Meanwhile, the winner of Saturday's Lightweight Newcomer's race James Cowton claimed an impressive fourth.

No, like Henderson-Rua, next Saturday's lightweight clash will have us wishing they were going an additional five.

"It's very important," Darabedyan says of getting a win over Daniel Straus in Saturday's lightweight matchup as part of the 10-fight card emanating from the Amarillo Civic Center in Amarillo, Texas.

RACE COMMENTATOR: Now we'll shift into the big race of the day for the Lightweight men.