Sentence examples for have some light from inspiring English sources

Some individuals have some light blue speckling or foxing (Klemens 1993).

Although the borough is largely rural, Camberley (the administrative centre) and Frimley have undergone development and have some light industry.

The choreographer, Mercedes Ellington, should have some light to shed on jazz's formative years; after all, her grandfather was a piano player who went by the nickname Duke.

Both Warwick town and Leamington Spa have some light industries, reflecting their proximity to the manufacturing cities of the West Midlands.

It is primarily a residential suburb of Detroit with a large retail sector but does have some light manufacturing (metal fabrication, meat products).

"He was amazingly kind to someone who'd stopped him in a corridor, not just receptive and open but able to spot when someone needed to have some light shed on their world.

They have food, they have some lighting.

I have some lights, lots of costumes.

Be sure to have some light-hearted stories to tell the person at each visit.

Even those who are not vegetarian may want to have some lighter, meat-free meals especially in hot summer months.

You can have some light-weight blocks and poles at the side to make a jump with later.