Sentence examples similar to dollar light from inspiring English sources

Few clubs, even those with multimillion dollar lighting systems, could replicate the simple but crucial task of lighting up the performer and furnishing them with onstage sound monitors.

Announcements made on the new, multibillion-dollar light rail were delivered in English almost as creaky as my Mandarin.

In Elvis-style, Oakenfold has residency at The Palms hotel, at the Rain nightclub (palms.com), with trapeze acts and million-dollar light shows alongside.

So despite the fact that the city government remains under state control because of financial insolvency -- as does the troubled Board of Education -- the city has been the beneficiary of such ambitious capital projects as a billion-dollar light rail system linking it with Trenton, the baseball stadium and some existing and planned university buildings that will anchor the neighborhood.

(One can expect to lose about a pound a day, or a size a week, and to emerge about four thousand dollars lighter, with an improved complexion).

About two minutes later and 30 E.C. dollars lighter (aggressive entrepreneurialism isn't entirely absent from Bequia) I was there, one of just a handful of people on the beach.

Even a much smaller boost to growth — say one-tenth of a percentage point per year, or even half that — would make Congress and the White House's burden hundreds of billions of dollars lighter.

Germany's Osram — another of the world's biggest lighting brands — has also calved off its two-billion-dollar lighting business to form an independent company, Ledvance, which is now for sale.

However damaging the rows may be for production of The Reader, they have at least thrilled Hollywood insiders, who are claiming that at last the 'old Harvey' is back - albeit a million dollars lighter.

Between 1973 and the end of the noughties, the output produced by each hour an American worked had more than doubled, but the pay packet of a median working man was a couple of thousand dollars lighter at the end of this 40 years of "progress" than it was at the start.

With our current cast -- Michael West, Kristine Zbornik, Donna English and Daniel Reichard, with Glenn Gordon at the piano -- we strip a show of its million-dollar lights, sets and hype, and tell the audience in so many words (and lyrics): "This is the essence of what you paid $90 to see on Broadway.