Sentence examples for light decades from inspiring English sources

But he had secrets that only came to light decades after his death.

Many cases come to light decades after the fact, when the victims are adults, often in middle age.

Though Mr. Silvino says he is innocent, the case has brought to light decades of abuse at the school despite repeated attempts by children and teachers to stop it.

He was eventually granted US citizenship in 1957, and held it until his past came to light decades later.

We go from dark to light, decade to decade and back again.

Some former Home Secretaries and chief inspectors of prisons have been trying to shine a light for decades.

ESSEN, Germany — The case that has raised questions about the future pope's handling of a pedophile priest in Germany came to light three decades after it occurred, and then almost by chance.

ERIC SCHLOSSER, the author of "Command and Control", sheds new light on decades of near-disasters involving America's nuclear arsenal, and says the world is too complacent about the weapons.

"This is unquestionably the most significant Bronte manuscript to come to light in decades and an important part of our broader literary heritage," Andrew McCarthy, the director of the Bronte Parsonage Museum, said on the museum's Web site.

"There is music and lots of hugging and Italian singing," said Delrose, whose company, Italian American Films, was founded with the aim of portraying Italian-Americans in a good light following decades of movies focusing on the mafia.

Fitzgerald scholars had known of the existence of some of these stories, like "Thank You for the Light," for decades, but others were rediscovered by Fitzgerald's family only a few years ago.