Sentence examples for light marked from inspiring English sources

When the green light marked "vacant" is lit, 25 cents — coins only, no bills — starts the visit.

For £4.95 you can get a bedside reading light marked "Liberal Democrats" so you don't need to forget your loyalties even while tossing and turning at 4.25 am.

The transparency of water to visible light, marked by the vertical dashed lines, is a remarkable feature that is significant for life on Earth.

A wide border of light marked out a square that was nearly as big as the stage — an elegant detail by Michael O'Connor, who designed the lights for both works on the program.

"Far to the south in the black ice-choked waters of the Narrows, a sparkling light marked the ferry on its way up to Manhattan …" Going a little further afield, for snow, you can't beat Snow Falling on Cedars, David Guterson's amazing 1994 thriller set in the islands around Puget Sound.

The current brownstone structure was built in 1862 and served as the primary seacoast light marking the entrance to New York Harbor.

We've seen these characters take on wild classes, concoct dastardly schemes and whizz through surprisingly light marking workloads.

Designer Tom Pye's craggy Aran coastline is at one with the sea, a rectangle of light marking out a mere tracing of Maurya's home.

By 11 30, an unmarked police car idled near Rivington, as two plainclothes officers watched the street intently, and a tiny red light marking the door to the Dark Room nightclub had come on.

Assuming he doesn't go to jail for bringing dogs to Australia, his upcoming "Black Mass" may be the beacon of light marking a return to form for several more decades of greatness.

Other women, sitting under bright dressmakers' lights, marked small pieces of leather with tailors' chalk, indicating the point where the foot bed would be attached.