Sentence examples for lite by from inspiring English sources
But all the attention drawn to Miller Lite by the first "Cat Fight" commercial and the sequels does not seem to have translated into higher sales.
The Standard put intense pressure on London Lite by becoming free three weeks ago, rather than charging 50 pence8080 cents) a copy.
That's 150 years of French creole cuisine presented with a flourish, and with nary a category called "lite," by the same family, starting in 1840 with Antoine Alciatore of Marseilles, who married Julie Freyss of Alsace.
Her second decision was to turn the euro zone into a de facto "transfer union lite" by guaranteeing the currency's survival with pledges of billions of German taxpayer euros.
In comparing a 10-year period when terrorist suspects were subject to torture lite by military interrogators with a 10-year period when the police were required to do "humane" interviewing, there was no difference in the confession rate.
You have to run both together – the version of counter-terrorism "lite" by just firing drones and special forces squads into the badlands of northern Pakistan, which is what a number of Democrats seem to want, is a mirage.
Their house-cum-glitch sound has been judged electro-lite by some, but the buoyancy is countered by Alexander's voice.
The S.C.C.A. reported that 701 drivers participated over the weekend and that Chris Bovis defeated Bobby Lentz in GT-Lite by 0.007 seconds.
The imposition of a normalisation committee remains an option but it has been suggested the CRWG was already considered "normalisation-lite" by the world governing body.
She told Today: "We have austerity from the Conservatives, austerity pushed by the Lib Dems, and austerity-lite by Labour right now.
The comments place Burnham on a collision course with a number of senior Labour figures, including his successor as shadow home secretary, Diane Abbott, who recently used an interview in the Guardian to warn against her party turning into "Ukip-lite" by shifting to the right on immigration.
