Sentence examples for lose light from inspiring English sources

It's sunny and warm until we lose light behind the ridgeline and then suddenly it turns very cold and dark.

And then eventually they lose light, lose energy, they collapse down, form stars and galaxies, and that's how you were born.

At the same time we lose light at the end of the day, we will also lose it at the beginning.

It had double exposures, "so they put a wall up at the far end and didn't lose light or a view," said the listing agent, Randy Green of Century 21 NY Metro.

They said they would lose light and air, and voiced concerns that the six-foot-thick pole, which was being driven 30 feet into the ground, was weakening the foundation of nearby buildings.

While neither one is any great shakes optically and you lose light really quick when zooming in, the Canon has two advantages over the Nikon: first, that extra bit on the long end is really handy if you only have the one lens.

It started to snow again, and we were losing light.

Portable generators and other emergency equipment were not readily available to replace lost light and heat.

Any inaccuracy in the reflections loses light, slowing down the chip-making process.

Loss is the abiding theme: lost bets, lost loves, lost light.

A must for anyone over 35 who wants to hide uneven tone and bring lost light back to their face.