Sentence examples for ever light from inspiring English sources

Nothing will ever light up the cortex faster than cathode rays.

And the rules of corporate wellness are now extending, too, from banning smoking in the workplace to banning smokers altogether, even if they only ever light up at home.

By the time we leave it is quite dark, and what ever light there was seemed very different from the evening light of last week, it has a real October quality ('Halloween light' as Allan calls it).

Will the light bulbs over the heads of editorial types ever light?

It didn't seem possible that the words of poet Sir Walter Scott could become more transcendent, but then again, no one's ever light painted the stanzas onto Buachaille Etive Beag, a mountain located in the Scottish Highlands.

NEVER EVER EVER light a candle in a clubhouse indoor or out no matter how cold or dark.

Ever light-hearted, he named his dog after Andrew Gilligan, the Today journalist whose report on the Iraq dossier sparked the confrontation between the BBC and the government, and the eventual exit of Dyke.

She admits that her daughter will sometimes try to pull rank on the grounds that she is "more educated", but it's only ever light-hearted and neither of them take it seriously.

Again and again we walked, and the sky became ever lighter.

There was no chimney and no hearth, since Odd had no intention of ever lighting a fire".

At the beginning of their career in aeronautics, the Wright brothers recognized that automotive enthusiasts were producing ever lighter and more powerful internal-combustion engines.