Sentence examples for light pulling from inspiring English sources

There we found a couple of men in uniform under a street light, pulling a body out of the trunk of a car, with difficulty; rigor mortis had set in.

Deliriously sleep-deprived, drained of fluids, seeing flashes of light, pulling at my fingers until I dislocated one, I was immersed in the drama of my own pain and my own sense of indignation that I was failing, failing miserably, at something thousands of women succeeded at every day.

In this light, pulling the bill seems like both common sense and responsible governance, not to mention good politics.

We were bound for Buenos Aires, the sun was down and I turned on the reading light, pulling up my portable typewriter to write my column.

All-optical routers that can manipulate packets of light, pulling some signals off a fiber and sending the rest on their way, may not be widely available for years.

The idea is to shape the waves of light, pulling some parts of the wave forward and pushing others back so that when the different parts of the wave scatter in the material they reinforce each other in a process called constructive interference and bounce through an "open channel" (see figure).

And the light pulled down by the metal cladding has an almost physical softness.

Then David Humphreys, their fly-half and guiding light, pulled out with a hamstring injury.

The light pulls the objects around at speeds up to five revolutions a second, but is gentle enough not to damage delicate molecules.

Her little touches were everywhere: curtain tiebacks, friezes pasted onto the wallpaper, bowls of potpourri, carved acorn light pulls, dishes of glass pebbles, thriving houseplants.

To avoid the shadow you have to take the light, pull it around the object and restore it as if it had passed through free space.