Sentence examples for deploys light from inspiring English sources

The sonnet effectively deploys light and fire symbolism.

The desire to deploy light as an overt theatrical strategy, sometimes as an element equal in importance to the dancing itself, is even more pronounced in contemporary dance.

Despite such concerns the area was a tangle of rough country thickly covered in heavy brush well suited for deploying light infantry.

For that matter, Benjamin's summer fling with Mrs. Robinson, handled with taste, discretion and a carefully deployed light switch, doesn't quite live up to its past reputation for shock or sexual candor.

They also deployed lighter bolt-shooting balistas, belfry siege towers and on one occasion a covered sow.

In comparison, the opposition deploys only light weapons, including a few mortars and rocket-propelled grenades that at best can disable tanks.

That's clear from the moist single "Dive In," in which he deploys a light and lovely falsetto that's reminiscent of Usher, even though the quaver in his voice elsewhere on the song is pure R. Kelly.

Another implementation, called "skeleton caliper pig" and suitable to prevent the massive displacement of condensates from gas lines, deploys the light plastic system without any foam pig carrier, pushed by the gas velocity alone.

"The films deploy a light comic sensibility and graphics that suggest a '60s caper.

Mr. Padmore deployed his light voice with tonal allure and clarity.

One quickly sets up a gizmo to detect incoming mortar fire, another deploys a light-radar system to spot infiltrators.