Sentence examples for light has caught from inspiring English sources
* While light has caught up to itself again and only seems to be making time.
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The brand Keystone Light has caught on to this and is hoping to win over beer and cornhole lovers alike with its own gimmicky version of the game: canhole, involving 18-, 24- and 30-can boxes with holes cut into them for an impromptu pickup game.
The early morning light had caught its sheen.
This safety advantage, along with the ability to pack a lot of power into a small, light package has caught the eye of several automakers, Fulop says.
The latest development in the unfortunate saga for Zuck & co is that the fallout from the 2012 emotion study — which only came to light recently — has caught the eye of the UK's data protection watchdog, the ICO, which is seeking to determine whether any laws were broken by the tech giant.
Technology has transformed the possibilities for designers working with light and BBC News has caught up with three of them to learn how they have embraced it.
The message has caught on.
The sport has caught up".
"Even the smallest of lights could have caught the army's attention.
