Sentence examples for fleet light from inspiring English sources

Generally a fleet, light mover, she also showed a surprising gift for rapacity and coldness as the Siren in one "Prodigal" performance.

Richard Goode was the soloist, and he played the outer movements with a fleet, light touch and a hint of Mozart's impetuousness.

The finale is another dance, this time in the manner of a racing tarantella, though thankfully, Mr. Heras-Casado and the players were not racing for the gold in this fleet, light-textured performance.

The report, however, says DOE should "devote its greatest effort" in the transport sector "to electrification of the light-duty" automotive fleet, meaning light cars and trucks.

Sometime next year, they are to be replaced by a modern fleet of light rail cars, a necessary evil dictated by the old fleet's inaccessibility to disabled passengers.

Each automaker's fleet of light trucks -- sport utility vehicles, pickups and minivans -- is required to average 20.7 miles a gallon.

The FEV traffic flow simulated here represents a fleet of light vans that could be generated by, or directed to, a logistics centre for a distribution service.

The current fleet of light water moderated nuclear power plants provides technical and economic data that point toward increased deployment of nuclear energy systems.

The Spanish Army ended the Spanish Civil War with a fleet of light tanks.

In the time it took Japan to build three carriers, the U.S. Navy commissioned more than two dozen fleet and light fleet carriers, and numerous escort carriers.

By 2008 consumption of ethanol fuel by the Brazilian fleet of light vehicles, as pure ethanol and in gasohol, is replacing gasoline at the rate of about 27,000 cubic meters per day, and by February 2008 the combined consumption of anhydrous and hydrated ethanol fuel surpassed 50 percent of the fuel that would be needed to run the light vehicle fleet on pure gasoline alone.