Sentence examples for light centuries from inspiring English sources

However, the intervening light centuries will rule out conversation.

This argument is light-centuries away from the old world of checks and balances.

Dispelling the Darkness brings these vital texts to light after centuries of neglect.

Previously under-examined manuscripts are throwing new light on centuries of US politics and nationalism, MacRaild reports.

People had been getting mad-crazy high off light for centuries.  .

A short book that came to light a century ago, it was re-issued by Beacon Press on July 4, the anniversary of Adams's and Jefferson's deaths.

The collapse of the nave and dome of the Cathedral of Noto, S. Nicolò, in a rainstorm in 1996 brought to light 18th century construction errors unique to this building.

October 28 2015 Because of its concern with balance and color, brushstroke and light, nineteenth-century art satisfies a certain taste for quality, opulence, and craft — and it never goes out of style.

Joss Musgrove Knibb, spokesperson for the Staffordshire Regiment museum, described the letter as "a treasure, made all the more remarkable that it has only come to light a century after the events it describes".

Nothing sets off a marble tub like a Eugène Printz ceiling light, 19th-century urns on lacquer cabinets, Urban Archaeology sink mirrors or a gilded biomorphic mirror from Antoni Gaudí.

In this light, 21st century statecraft may be producing "imaginary cosmopolitans" addressing a self-reinforcing audience.