Sentence examples similar to make room for light from inspiring English sources

The 1.5-inch display is a middling 320 x 290, and it's sliced along the bottom to make room for the light sensor that helps it adjust based on the levels of light in the room.

And it is the idea of Wayland as a place of worship that seems closest to the mark as I look down the broad aisles that cut through the wood and make room for the light.

Her aircraft catapult was removed in 1942 to make room for more light AA guns.

By coming clean, getting real and facing what you've hidden, you make room for more light.

Punch tree holes to make room for the lights.

To make room for that klieg light — the aforementioned binky — you have to insert an oval plastic frame that stretches your lips like those 1950s photos of test pilots in wind tunnels.

After buildings were razed to make room for the new arena, light seems to carry farther.

The new owners will soon bulldoze everything to make room for more buildings of light industry — pens for people.

2nd Battalion 9th Marines served until September 2 , 1994 when it was deactivated to make room for one of three light armor reconnaissance battalions.

To make room for the future LCLS-II light source, the first third of the linac (sectors 0-10) needs to be completely cleared out.

For large round or Viennese rolls, the bread centre is often removed to make room for the fillings, but many light white bread rolls such as Vietnamese rolls or flat rolls such as ciabatta its not essential.