Sentence examples for for a much lighter from inspiring English sources

"Displaying it on the plate made for a much lighter, more elegant and airy effect.

The maximum penalty is 90 years in prison and a $1.25 million fine, but federal sentencing guidelines call for a much lighter punishment.

Kopper exemplifies one common type -- the white-collar criminal with a good lawyer who agrees to help prosecutors hook bigger fish in exchange for a much lighter sentence than he might otherwise get (and thereby sparing the state the costs of a trial).

The famed actress opted for a much lighter shade of blond, though the jury is still out on how it complements her complexion.

See you next week for a much lighter subject: part two of my Guide to Finding Love, where I will reveal how and where to meet women.

But just three weeks later, the Federal Reserve decided to cap the fees at 21 to 24 cents for each debit card transaction, a much lighter blow than once expected.

When these two goalies met in last year's seven-game second-round series, it was close: Holtby stopped 196 of 211 shots for a.929 save percentage, while Lundqvist turned aside 166 of 179 for.927 — a much lighter workload for Lundqvist, who stopped shots at a slightly less efficient rate.

"Dream a Little Dream" has its tragic moments, but, for the most part, it's a much lighter evening.

Ford manufactures the Explorer by bolting a large, heavy passenger compartment onto an underbody originally designed for the Ford Ranger pickup truck, a much lighter vehicle.

Prosecutors had recommended he be jailed for four years but he received a much lighter sentence after providing evidence against his former fellow fighters.

Wayne Abernathy of the American Bankers Association, another big industry group, says of Mr Tarullo, "I think he is recognising that the formulas coming out of Dodd-Frank and subsequent rules don't really fit with the United States banking system and its customers".In the speech Mr Tarullo advocated a much lighter touch for small banks.