Sentence examples for light has become from inspiring English sources

Urban Archaeology's Wharf Light has become synonymous with a certain type of interior.

Indeed, the light has become a scrapbook, a Christmas tree, a refrigerator door — yet not really any of these.

Apparently, the light has become too dim for play to continue, and we're going to have to wait until things brighten up.

Today, redressing racial grievances, or just bringing black life into the light, has become a primary task -- heavy work, which has been known to produce art that is heavy, too, rather than weighty.

Though widely seen as a holiday for children, with small presents and jelly doughnuts, the preservation of the Hanukah light has become a symbol of the miraculous continuity of Judaism amid those forces that would extinguish it.

We experience our lives as separate individuated consciousness because our light has become refracted in the realm of matter and creation and so takes on the appearance of conflicting spectrums.

Two hundred or so years later, as Ekirch sees it, artificial light had become so prevalent that people's sleep patterns began to change.

By the end of the Rachmaninoff there was a sense that an evening that should have been light had become a little more work than it needed to be, simply because everything was so calculated and careful.

At the same time, with residential brokers lamenting the shortage of apartments for sale or rent, even ground-floor spaces, subject to street noise and limited light, have become attractive to apartment buyers.

Rights of light have become a contentious issue following the recent Heaney case in Leeds, where a court ordered a mandatory injunction, rather than damages, to remove part of the top two floors of a recently completed office block as they interfered with a right of light enjoyed by a neighbouring office building.

Mr. Landau: The use of natural lighting has become much more important.