Sentence examples for looking for light from inspiring English sources

Damn, I was looking for light relief.

Stems can grow as much as an inch a day, looking for light.

Still looking for light bulbs, I clicked on the icon for the home page's Store Map.

We are looking for light at the end of the poly tunnel.

So when work brought me back to the metropolitan area, I went looking for light, air, vistas, flowers and found them a mere half-hour from Midtown.

In general, says DeLuca, the six-month mark should be the point where women can start looking for light at the end of the tunnel.

Mostly, we avoided the main tourist restaurants because we were looking for lighter fare.

And you may be looking for lighter fluid and a match.

And they have to do it both day and night, because in the day they're looking for lights that are stuck on, which is costing them money, and at night they're looking for lights that are burned out.

Those looking for lighter fare may select the asparagus "cacio e pepe"—in lieu of calorific carbs, finely shaved asparagus is tossed with Pecorino and champagne vinaigrette.

The big beef boys can enjoy beautifully aged meat while those looking for lighter fare are not stuck with a token fillet of salmon.