Sentence examples for light somewhere from inspiring English sources

You have a blue light somewhere".

"It is necessary, while in darkness, to know that there is a light somewhere," Baldwin writes in "Nothing Personal".

Having a bit of light reminds children that there is still light somewhere, and that before long the daylight will come again".

In the dark of night, after the takeout dinner and the argument, parents, too, need to be told that there is still light somewhere, and that the daylight will come again.

"Or I can flush a road" — keep the traffic lights green, allowing traffic to thin out — "although that is just robbing Peter to pay Paul, because a green light is a red light somewhere else".

Even at sea, where Jamie had been "secretly hoping for a moment where there was no human light … wholesome, unbanished darkness" there's always a light somewhere: coastal towns on the port side, oil rigs to starboard.

"I know there's nothing good in goodbye," she flutters, moth-light, somewhere between Joni Mitchell and an R&B siren.

At almost any hour, a police car is flashing its blue lights somewhere along the block.

Most winter tourists to Sweden choose to wrap up warm and take a sled or snowmobile ride – or watch the northern lights somewhere remote but close to a roaring fire.

That's why they're usually lit somewhere close to the churches.

But when we lost our lighter somewhere and needed to borrow one, we noticed that there were no smokers to be found among the thousands of visitors.