Sentence examples for foreign light from inspiring English sources

While officers mostly rode various foreign light horse breeds, the so-called "light type" of Finnhorse was used for the enlisted members of the cavalry.

Rather than stepping out blinking into the foreign light, these 19- and 20-year-olds are going out on the town.

And they really regret that they didn't because it's kept Israel in a fragile state and cast her in a poor foreign light, as an occupying force.

He also referenced a 2017 U.S. News & World Report article that ranked Denmark No. 4 as a "market-oriented country [that's] a haven for capitalists and corporations" due to elements of its open economy, including minimal tariffs on foreign goods, light regulation on businesses and a low corporate tax rate.

These countries from the past seem wonderfully foreign, all golden light and exotic moments.

Also playing a role were investment funds that moved cash reserves to foreign banks in light of the credit downgrades at Spanish banks.

Critics say that Putin sees all foreign policy in light of Russia-U.S. relations and that this may blind him to the complications and nuances closer to home.

Mr. Khalilzad has changed his view that the Afghans, having resisted the British and Soviets so fiercely, would permit only a light foreign footprint.

He gave a signal to the foreign crew to light the flare atop the floating platform, and gas from the test well burned overhead.

The ESRI research raises question marks over the strength of Ireland's recovery, which has surprised many foreign observers in light of the severe economic crisis the country experienced in 2008.

He attained billionaire status in the aftermath of the economic crash of 1982, when the Mexican government, defaulting on foreign debts in light of a devalued peso, began nationalizing banks and scaring away business investors.