Sentence examples for light somebody from inspiring English sources

"You think three teenagers could just light somebody on fire?" Jennifer asked.

"Rarely will I light somebody," said Mr. Herzog, referring to the practice of flashing a spotlight to warn a comic to wrap up.

He praised her for showing the country, back in 1997, that "somebody so full of kindness and light, somebody we liked so much" could be gay.

"They lit my face from the side and under, like you light somebody for a Halloween piece, for a horror movie," he said, repeatedly calling Kelly "the gorgon" and "Medusa".

Mr. Pontieri has mixed feelings: "I'm called a coward if I don't refer to the tree on the plaza as a Christmas tree, and when we had the menorah lighting, somebody asked if I call it a holiday candelabra".

Sometimes it's $6, sometimes it's $10, but $8 seems to be the magic number — for that sum you'll get a cocktail impeccably crafted in flattering light by somebody with the shoulders to pull off Pendleton Plaids.

In the press lounge, McCaskill said, with light sarcasm, "Somebody told me the rule is to make sure people pay attention to what's happening on the floor during debate and not be distracted by committee work.

"I want to be that light for somebody".

Second baseman Orlando Hudson is playing lights-out, somebody named Clayton Kershaw won the game, and Torre is expressing empathy for the embattled Yankees Manager Joe Girardi.

That's what allows people to spin cars at intersections and fly through intersections without stopping at red lights until somebody else kills themselves.

There's a woman's life at stake — " "Yeah," I said, and I was already starting down the hill, my car up to the frame in mud and debris, the police there, lights revolving, somebody with a plow on the front of his pickup trying to make the smallest dent in the mudflow that stretched on as far as I could see.