Sentence examples for harbouring light from inspiring English sources

Those children diagnosed as positive by parasitology were mainly harbouring light infections.

A significant proportion of these children harbour light infections [ 15, 16], and are therefore more likely to be missed by traditional parasitological methods.

In those dunes, one finds several types of lizards harbouring very light colours, which are each descended from their darker relatives found in the nearby Chihuahuan desert.

There are "harbour lights" and "foghorns in the night", trains that go "clickety-clack".

There is time for poetry too: Derek Mahon's new collection, Harbour Lights (The Gallery Press).

Harbour Lights and Sunburn, she believes, might have been done well by ITV.

The water grew dark under the crimson twilight, and the harbour lights danced on its rippled surface.

Then, the BBC seemed intent on shoehorning former soap stars into formats, such as Nick Berry in Harbour Lights.

I really like The Mariners in Penryn but my favourite is The Harbour Lights in Falmouth, which has 15 tables and a sea view.

10.15am BST Zero waste Sunday Emily: The local fish and chip shop, Harbour Lights, came up trumps for us yesterday with its recyclable packaging.

– from The Ministry of Fear, North Paul Muldoon: Why Brownlee Left (1980) Michael Longley: The Weather in Japan (2000) Derek Mahon: Harbour Lights (2005) North by Seamus Heaney (Faber, £10.99).