Sentence examples for light deals from inspiring English sources

Vivid Sydney's public art branch, Vivid Light, deals in Instagram-ready light installations and 3D mapped projections, and I've spent some lovely evenings taking it all in by Sydney harbour.

In that light, dealing now with civilian leaders in Pakistan makes sense.

Translation will focus on work for Bud Light Lime and a new variety, Bud Light Platinum, along with event marketing for sponsorships like the Bud Light deal with the National Football League.

Before that, he was the senior regulatory lawyer at Kansas City Power and Light, dealing with such issues as supervising federal contracts and obtaining permits from regulatory agencies.

In fact, Ms. Gottesman is starting a second business called Green Light Deal -- she doesn't want me to tell you much about it yet -- but she doesn't see a way to make pay-per-click pay off for it because too many big organizations are competing in this arena for too few relevant keywords.

It's not that abortion is a totally forbidden subject on network television: a recent episode of the NBC drama "Friday Night Lights" dealt with it, and the best-known treatment of the issue, a two-episode arc of "Maude," was produced by Mr. Lear in 1972.

He has the lightest hand when dealing with layers or tailoring.

He had a history of offering unusually light plea deals to Hasidic offenders, whose names his office kept confidential — a practice unique to the Hasidic community.

It's how we shine the light on deals, and how we filter.

"By logic, they should green- light this deal, but who knows what political issues will get involved".

The third film, "Hope," is again lighter; it deals with young girls in puberty and treats them with a great deal of tenderness.