Sentence examples for going to get light from inspiring English sources

It was clearly never really going to get light, the sky that Decemberist shade of gently beaten pewter.

We're going to get lights, that's a good thing.

Displays are going to get lighter, processors more nimble per watt and batteries slightly more energy-dense.

"And, they are going to get lighter because the equipment they've had for these land wars has been heavier and larger".

"He was one of those horses that went to Aintree and got lit up by the place, enjoyed himself and got in a lovely rhythm.

They're sure that the carriers are eventually going to see the light and get in line any day now.

What we are going to get over light years, if we detect anything, is communication intelligence, so that's what we should be quantifying.

"There I was, pump whirring, in the pitch black, wondering how I was going to get the lights back on without spilling the precious milk". The anecdote is just one of the problems Beaulieu has run into while balancing work and motherhood.

They are fully aware that middle-England Tory voters are among those who are going to start noticing their wallets getting lighter.

Over the course of years, I refined what I was going to do and eventually got a green light from PBS saying, "Okay, we're ready for you to start doing this project".

So are we going to get pretty strong light coming out from that?