Sentence examples for duly light from inspiring English sources

I'll become a Pan Am stewardess!" The pair duly light out for JFK, which some diligent researcher has remembered to fill with period luggage sets and rename Idlewild, and off they go.

The flashbulbs duly lit up the night sky more brightly than Wembley's new arch.

With the regrettable relegation of the excellent Claire Tomlinson from major frontline roles to graveyard autocue reading shifts, the satellite channel lacks a senior female football reporter, let alone a commentator, and duly feels light years behind the BBC.

A quality as subjective and intangible as passion requires a little qualification, however, and a paragraph later Tyson duly sheds some light on how he sees the concept.

Drawing inspiration from the composers Karlheinz Stockhausen and John Cage, "Carnival of Light" was duly recorded at the Abbey Road studios while the band were working on the vocals for "Penny Lane".

Hunt duly gave a green light to the deal, which was within days of being confirmed in July 2011 when the hacking scandal erupted and moved parliament to denounce it.

So some legends have been carted out, Beetson has been duly honoured, and the fireworks are lighting up the night sky.

The Light Dues Act 1852 was duly enacted by the Governor-General of India in Council on 30 January 1852.

Spotted by the judges, the lights on his handlebars were duly illuminated and he peeled off the bunch in a fury.

Five of the six participants in the trial duly experienced an improvement in their sensitivity to light.

(anag. less up, & lit).. M. A. Macdonald-Cooper: Distress rocket duly producing sharpish rescue for people on junk?