Sentence examples for lightweight look from inspiring English sources

Either way, you'll have found companionship last night from "semi-lark" Terry Wogan, whose familiar voice guided us through this lightweight look at the science behind our circadian rhythms.

Gloucester's effort up front could barely be faulted against a Saracens tight five which still has a lightweight look but their director of rugby, Nigel Melville, was aware that his midfield need to tighten up this weekend.

People were pulling their children along on sleds and saucers; they were walking their dogs, most of whom seemed to be having a great time in the snow, and many of whom were outfitted in foot mittens which, come to think of it, had the same high-tech, lightweight look as the old guy's boots.

Mr Osborne, once regarded as a lightweight, looks destined to go down as either a prophet or a byword for political villainy.

Not one fighter Broner met at lightweight looked to be on The Problem's level.

Meanwhile Trump's opponents imply he is a lightweight looking for an excuse to avoid a debate.

I would be lightweight and look like I could be worn for the day but also at night.

What it boils down to is that when you dress lightweight, you look like a lightweight, and so summer dressing is never as easy as it should be.

If, at the last moment, the name of either of the two English rival contenders, Chiwetel Ejiofor, for 12 Years a Slave, or Christian Bale, for American Hustle, is read out instead of McConaughey's, well, then a very public five-year project to alter his image as an industry lightweight will look to have foundered.

Web computers will be thin and lightweight and look like a half-inch- thick notebook, with a wireless connection to the Web.

Sheer, lightweight fabrics look out of place and will only make you colder.