Sentence examples for light tie from inspiring English sources
Seated from the left were Special Agent Richard B. Marx of the F.B.I., wearing a light tie; Police Inspector James Luongo, in a red tie; and Assistant Chief Dennis Diggins of the Sanitation Department, in uniform.
(e.g. light tie for dark shirts or dark ties for light shirts) Make sure your shoes and belt match.
It was the elephant he had seen earlier, only now there were red and green traffic lights tied with string to its rump.
Visitors tried out the "Voice Tunnel" art installation — talking into speakers and hearing it echo, with lighting tied to the sound's intensity — in the Park Avenue tunnel on Saturday.
Among the biggest shocks are the near-disappearance of Charlie Chaplin ("City Lights," tied for fiftieth place), the absence of any film by Howard Hawks or D. W. Griffith, Rainer Werner Fassbinder or John Cassavetes, Jerry Lewis or Nicholas Ray, and the near-vanishing of Kenji Mizoguchi ("Ugetsu," tied for fiftieth).
They snared the insects with bright lights, tied tiny leashes around their waists, and let them fly while bat attack sounds played.
The way the Northern Lights tie-dye the sky and the ocean waves keep rolling in.
A light blue tie will look great against a cobalt shirt, and so will an olive tie with a hunter green shirt.
Mr. Rangel entered alone, dressed well for the event in a buttoned dark suit, light blue tie and matching pocket handkerchief.
Mr. Santos, 61, dressed in a dark jacket with a light blue tie, spoke in a moderate tone as he gave a characteristically polished address that included new details about the talks, which he announced last week in brief remarks.
— With the knot of his light purple tie loosened from his neck and the jacket from his stylish khaki suit long removed, Lane Kiffin left the University of Southern California's hearing with the N.C.A.A.'s committee on infractions.
