Sentence examples similar to light ruins from inspiring English sources

Tells how the electric light ruined a romance.

The 32-year-year-old stepped down after Alastair Cook's side had battled to 159 for six on the fifth day before rain and bad light ruined any chance of a result, with the batsman AB de Villiers immediately announced as his replacement for the rest of the series.

Among the dimly lighted ruins were light boxes with startling sharp portraits of children and "found art" displays of toys.

To get a ticket for a brake light can ruin your whole month, it can ruin a few months, it can ruin your life for a longer than that.

Afterwards an Edinbourgeois came over and said: "Your red light completely ruined the concert for me," leaving her speechless.

They argue that it will be a navigational hazard, forcing their boats to detour into rougher waters and they are concerned about the impact on wildlife including seals as well as light pollution ruining their rare dark skies.

He recognized a particularly malicious virus could exploit a car, leading to consequences that range from something as light as ruining the lighting to cutting the brakes.

This technology could mean that one day entire skyscrapers might be able to generate solar power without blocking out light or ruining tenants' views.

Lex of Square Enix Music Online had mixed feelings about the single, saying that "Door Crawl" was "a pleasant and laid back listen", but that "Colorless Thing" was "nothing special" and that "Light" was "ruined" by the synth instruments.

The low-tech task seemed endless: Previously unknown words or new usages of known words were always coming to light in archaeological ruins.

But as we gazed out west towards the sea, from where those pesky Greeks would have marched their armies, the golden late-afternoon light suffused the ruins with an appropriately mythical glow.