Sentence examples for hold light from inspiring English sources

But now, Hawking is proposing 'apparent horizons' could exist instead, which would only hold light and information temporarily before releasing them back into space in 'garbled form', Nature has reported.

"Irma Vep" is about the way we cling to the memory of watching, about the way moving pictures move, the way they hold light and reflect it back, the way they steal from us when we're not looking — and also when we are.

And if the U.S. can't win in cars, how will it hold light trucks, over time?

And if the home team can't win in cars, how will it hold light trucks, over time?

Last year's champion, 37-year-old Latvian artist Karlis Ile, said the material's appeal lay in its ability to hold light.

But Bell built his telephone to work with copper wire for two reasons: He didn't know how to build a pipe that would hold light; and even if he did, he knew of no efficient way to get the light into the pipe.

The industry does have voluntary standards for the construction of overhead structures used to cover stages and hold lights and sound equipment.

There is a bathroom above which a disc jockey can set up, he said, and metal fixtures on the ceiling to hold lights.

The cover flap has a mesh pocket with a zipper closure which could easily hold lighter items.

Why would grown women in sound mind hold lighted cupcakes in front of their breasts as part of their job?

After the morning liturgy has been celebrated, chanting priests carry the reliquary three times around the church, followed by the devotees, who hold lit candles.