Sentence examples for lost light from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

The distinction must have been reflected to some extent in Late Latin or early Romance, for, even after the system of vowel length was lost, light, or "open," syllables often developed in a different way from heavy, or "closed," syllables.

A people who, for reasons that emerge, lost light at some remote part of their history and now live in perpetual darkness, retain "light" in their language but only in mythic allusions to a lost paradise from which they have fallen.

A visual field examination revealed a large central scotoma, and she lost light perception in both eyes (Fig. 3).

And 2011 saw more casualties: the disappearance of a superb Gray's Papaya sign in the fashion district and the Chow Mein sign that used to hang over Jade Mountain Restaurant in the East Village, among other lost lights.

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

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

During the tight shoot, Mr. Ferrell said, "each day was pressure packed, with time constraints and losing light, but he was a calm, cool, collected fighter pilot".

But all New Yorkers are losing familiar vistas, and some are losing light and air, as supertall buildings sprout like beanstalks in midtown Manhattan.