Sentence examples for lights a day from inspiring English sources

Truthfully, 20 Marlboro Lights a day and a vodka and orange for breakfast didn't help either.

She does not sell cigarettes, but she smokes two to three packs of Marlboro Lights a day, which she orders by the carton from a Web site.

It turns out that they both smoke (Rebecca allows herself five Marlboro Lights a day, which she thinks of as "little suicides"), and she runs into him from time to time on the back steps, having a cigarette.

Customers bring in up to 20 sets of lights a day, and Mugridge is paid £7.20 an hour to untangle them.

By his own admission, Mr. Aquino smokes at least a pack of Marlboro Lights a day, and he often does so in public and in full view of cameras.

And winter days here – if you can call barely four hours of dim light a day – can be very bad.

Solar panels are receiving only about 1.5 hours of light a day, when the goal was for 6 or 7 hours per day to recharge the lander's batteries.

I recommend around eight hours of light a day, with a minimum of four and a maximum of 10.

A new kind of talent, the talent of being a friend, of being a light in a day that might have otherwise been dark, of being a YouTuber.

These examples suggest that the duration of light within a day can be an important factor that affects the activity of catalase.

The performances take place on the closing days of Berlin in Lights, a 17-day festival presented by Carnegie Hall.