Sentence examples for having a light from inspiring English sources
This house is about being lush and beautiful while having a light footprint".
Maybe that's enough for a businessperson having a light lunch on a big expense account.
When he first joined the Sunday Telegraph, Lawson was described as having a "light touch".
Having a light box, and sitting in front of that before having to face the day really helps".
All elements of both designs are made of aluminium with the aim of having a light but robust structure that has good resistance to outdoor conditions.
For some, he is the minimalist artist best known for having a light turn on and off in an empty room.
The results showed that the best scenario for providing better illuminance levels in lower spaces in a four-flour building is having a light-well with a staggered vertical section and a vertical collection unit.
These discs differ from regular CDs in having a light-sensitive organic dye layer which can be "burned" to produce a chemical "dark" spot, analogous to an ordinary CD's pits, that can be read by existing CD and CD-ROM players.
Of course, having a light-up logo on the back would be silly, so the company's created a case with a cutout, specifically to showcase the new lighting rig.
Having a lighter, more deployable force is the way forward.
