Sentence examples for filled with a light from inspiring English sources

The flaky crust is filled with a light coating of goat cheese studded with walnuts and topped with sun-dried tomatoes.

This system was partially filled with a light expanded schist (Mayennite®) designed to reduce the surface area to 1.2 m2 pe−1.2

Then, I dip the cutting in rooting hormone and plant it in a pot or a planting box filled with a light moist mix of one-third potting soil and two-thirds vermiculite.

It consists of side-branch cavities filled with a light gas, e.g. helium, and covered by impervious, tensioned membranes as two apertures, one at the inlet and another at the exit.

Those out-of-the-shell mussels ($5.95) reach right to the bottom of a martini-like glass, filled with a light scallion tomato broth given a dramatic look by its perpendicular endive spears; tender, gently breaded and sauteed portobello mushroom cutlets ($4.95), crowned by a marinated roasted pepper salad, offer nicely contrasting tastes, textures and temperatures.

After a short lecture on silver tip tea - the keenly priced Alsace Gewurztraminer was starting to make itself felt by this point, so my attention may have wandered - we moved on to desserts, the star of which was a soft-roasted pear which had been filled with a light amaretto mousse.

A cavity filled with a light-amplifying (or "gain") medium is surrounded by mirrors that prevent light from leaking out of the cavity.

The aim of this study was to evaluate the rat alveolar socket response to implanted polyethylene tubes filled with a light-cured MTA or Angelus MTA.

The balloons are formed by a rope that is filled with a lighter gas, which allows it to operate like a helium balloon on Earth.

Essentially, part of the bat -- usually the barrel -- is drilled out and filled with a lighter material such as cork, thereby giving the hitter a faster swing.

In addition, the reaction cell assembly has a secondary chamber that can be filled with a light-absorbing and index-matching fluid to eliminate reflections that are a primary source of sequence error in light-directed synthesis.