Sentence examples for lighter numbers from inspiring English sources

The duo, whose performances were punctuated by witty, erudite patter, fared much better in the show's lighter numbers.

One of the lighter numbers was "The Bullfrog Patrol," with lyrics by Anne Caldwell from the 1919 show "She's a Good Fellow," which Ms. Luker sang with Sally Wilfert.

The lighter numbers in this program of songs that Ms. Clark heard while growing up, included hits for the Beatles ("And I Love Him," "Do You Want to Know a Secret?") and Herman's Hermits (a swinging "I'm Into Something Good").

Added to casualties at other beaches and air-drops made the total casualties for Operation Overlord 6,500 Americans and 3,000 British and Canadians, lighter numbers than expected.

The lighter number of flights means your flight has a better chance of not getting stuck in traffic on the runway or in the sky.

Always have a sunscreen of SPF 10-20 on, because even though it is a lighter number, it can still repel the harmful effects of the sun.

Viewed in this light, numbers start to seem mysterious.

To match the summer mood, we have some light number fare, cooked up by my friend Aziz Inan, who is an absolute whiz when it comes to finding numerical coincidences related to dates.

These features include the presence of sidewalks, buffers between the road and the sidewalk, street lighting, number of travel lanes and the presence of medians, traffic controls at intersections, and posted speed limits.

3% seems like an awful light number given the news of the last three months, 3% is a dip.

The band opened with "Last Night's Fake Blood," a soft and savory light number to slowly work up the crowd.