Sentence examples for light rewriting from inspiring English sources

We can practice "love as medicine" while reaching toward the proverbial light, rewriting our personal narrative.

Conclusion The City Council appeared to believe that with a light rewriting of the residential tenant harassment ordinance, a similar law could be enacted to protect commercial tenants.

"If You Ever Go To Houston" starts off as a light rewrite of "Midnight Special".

Twist eliminates the mise en scène and, using the techniques of Bunraku puppetry and Czech black-light theatre, rewrites the laws of gravity and motion.

Twist eliminates the mise en scène and, using the techniques of Bunraku puppetry (each four-foot-tall figure is manipulated by several puppeteers) and Czech black-light theatre, rewrites the laws of gravity and motion.

He could, however, recommend a lighter approach, like rewriting the code of conduct under which the ratings agencies operate.

Evans brought to light the bronze age Minoan civilisation, rewriting the story of European prehistory.

He said he rewrote "Lights Out" in a similar vein, dreaming up layer after layer of lives in turmoil, "like a 1950s kitchen-sink drama with heightened realism".

After the series was given the green-light, they were rewritten to establish a season-long storyline.

He is rewriting the software that measures the light available to improve the exposure of his pictures.

We're not rewriting coffee, we're shining a new light on it.