Sentence examples for failing to light from inspiring English sources

That all-important members of Warren Gatland's Wales are failing to light up France can be seen as a worry – or by the Wales coach perhaps with delight.

He was experiencing difficulty with his cigarette, failing to light it although he struck two matches, and Father Meade wondered if there was something the matter with his hands the way he couldn't keep them steady.

Those that arrived in pre-season have yet to deliver, with forward Emmanuel Riviere goalless in the Premier League and midfielder Remy Cabella failing to light up St James Parkk.

No one's going to get behind the EDL, or behind anyone, based on a video of them failing to light a flag.

Failing to "light up" the virus in them will keep it hidden.

"The main cause of crashes seems to be 'failed to look properly', whereas very few cyclists are injured or killed acting illegally, such as failing to use lights at night or disobeying traffic signals," said Chris Peck, from the lobby group.

His list of crimes include failing to chug a light beer, taking the names of Johnny Cash and Bruce Springsteen in vein and, blasphemy of blasphemys, covering Born to Run and sapping it of every last ounce of emotional impact.

The war on drugs is already widely discredited after half a century of failing to evolve in light of scientific and public health evidence showing it to be ineffective and even counter-productive.

The official German history criticized Ingenohl for failing to use his light forces to determine the size of the British fleet, stating: "he decided on a measure which not only seriously jeopardized his advance forces off the English coast but also deprived the German Fleet of a signal and certain victory".

The police said Anthony was pulled over for weaving and failing to dim his lights at 4 a.m.

The lighthouse keeper of Alderney was charged with failing to keep its lights on at the time of the ship's disappearance.