Sentence examples for left in light from inspiring English sources

Under the sketch was written in Hollywood man's longhand: "Big juicy head-on left in LIGHT color, hot Give-All love shot on right in DARK color, a tortured wrecked figure.

We leave in light rain, heading toward Cleveland.

In the most painful cases, immigrants who had fled Arizona or Georgia to escape to Alabama once again had to leave in light of another anti-immigrant law.

If Francis' "finance minister," Australian Cardinal George Pell, were to leave in light of a past clerical sexual abuse scandal being investigated in his native country, the pope would need someone strong enough to replace him in order to keep the Vatican's economic reform on track.

The flasks were left in day light or exposed to UV-light at 254 and 366 nm for 12 h in a wooden cabinet, where the distance between the source and the sample solution was kept at 15 cm.

Levinson turned left; in the light of a flickering street lamp he saw a half-constructed house with roof trusses in place.

Enlightenment values are hardly as empty as Houellebecq pretends; there is surely more fight left in the light than people want to admit.

But prints made on a typical desktop inkjet printer will almost certainly fade in a few years, or mere months if left in bright light.

There are candle holders by E. R. Butler (starting at $750, in nickel, above, and in bronze, at left in inset), light fixtures by Robert Lewis and stained-glass lanterns by Steve Halterman.

If left in natural light for long periods, the solar panel creates enough standby power to power the phone without any charging devices.

The resultant solid was dissolved in dichloromethane and left in ambient light for one hour to ensure that any 13 a conformer could convert to 13 b.