Sentence examples for get some light from inspiring English sources
"We did get some light at the end of the tunnel," Mr. Douglas said.
"I just came by to smoke a cigar and get some light before I go home to the darkness".
Using hula-hoops may not build lots of muscle, but you may get some light cardio benefits if you hula long enough.
"You'd go through the book, and at the end of the experiment you'd get some light precipitate at the bottom of the beaker.
The Pimlico racetrack opened this morning from 5 30 to 6 00 a.m. to allow the Preakness horses to get some light exercise if necessary.
The swaths of grey do get some lighter relief, however.
We called in at a bicycle shop to get some lights and Sharon spotted these padded pants.
He said: "'It's a pity that you can't set fire to your guitar.' There was a pregnant pause in the dressing room, after which Chas said, 'Go out and get some lighter fuel.'" Garland remembers: "I went out into Seven Sisters Road [in north London] to buy lighter fluid.
Amateur electricians became local superstars, and after only a few minutes of messing around they managed to get some lights on and jerry-rigged some electrical outlets.
After a moment I groped for the control panel to see if I could get some lights back on, but my colleague put her hands on my torso and held me firm against the galley wall.
