Sentence examples for light banking from inspiring English sources

Notably the business model does away with the variable complexities of standard banking costs and expenses — such as transfer fee charges — and replaces them with this "light banking" model (aka the fixed $9 fee), a pricing structure that may not be free but is at least transparent.

But it is when we enter the light store that Carter's genius flares, orchestrating what feels like an after-show party among the rows of lights, banked against the walls.

There are depictions of shoppers at Century 21 ("like being let loose in a costume museum") or cab rides up the F.D.R. Drive ("by the Lower East Side playing fields and their antiquated stadium lighting banked in uneven clusters and resembling graying dowager diamonds") that should delight New Yorkers.

The Svet control unit and the light bank were shipped to Moscow.

A loud pop emanated from the light banks during batting practice, and players glanced warily.

After this manuscript was first prepared, plants were grown in Mir with a new light bank and controller for 123 d in late 1996 and 39 days in 1996/1997.

For loans that get an early green light, banks can skip 100 pages of paperwork that normally accompany a loan application.

Hardly attractive, but no one came up with a credible Plan B. Everything went swimmingly (some words are treacherous — what I'd give for a swim!) until the last time we switched off the central-core light banks, ten days ago now, and they wouldn't come back on.

That process would have started much earlier Friday had a steady rain not forced batting practice indoors, preventing the outfielders from gauging caroms off the fences, the hitters from adjusting to a new batter's eye and everyone from tracking balls in the angled light banks.

While Mason runs day-to-day operations, Lefkofsky and Keywell operate Light Bank from an office in the same building.

As losses from the shadow banking sector come to light, banks are plunging deeper into a crisis a slow and painful demise that they themselves engineered.