Sentence examples for first chink of light from inspiring English sources
The first chink of light has been spotted between the top three and the chasing pack, a three-point gap chiselled out between Mourinho's team and fourth-placed Everton to suggest a massed scramble towards the summit is thinning out.
The first chinks of light in the stand-off emerged in 1999, when English Heritage decided to allow limited access - with a ticketing system - hoping it would help defuse tension and prevent some of the trouble seen in recent years.
Not long after Gilbert was first diagnosed, a chink of light emerged.
But in fourth place there was a chink of light for British sprinting.
But Armitstead's performances in her first senior world championships represented a chink of light for a British team whose golden halo slipped.
Nothing was moving for Barry at first, though he was allowed so long he spotted a chink of light and played a low pass forward to Owen, whose smart turn and alert eye for goal did the rest.
We have been changing some parts and we need to go deep into that investigation". And there was a chink of light for Williams after a difficult first half of the season.
Nosotros los Nobles is undoubtedly a chink of light for the industry – but it's still only the year's second most successful film, a long way behind The Croods, and is sure to be pushed further down as blockbuster season unfolds.
As a result, the latest scandal has seen the first couple eschewing White House lawyers for private ones, to whom they can talk freely.Both these rulings offer a chink of light: that the president may be a man after all, and subject to ordinary legal proceedings.
