Sentence examples for new lights for from inspiring English sources

That didn't fly, but pilots expect that they alone will have to pay for new lights for the runway.

Over there was the new turf, and the new scoreboard, and the new lights for prime-time games on national television, and then there was the new, grassy hill in the north end zone.

In Cheatham County, Tenn., a complaint to the federal Department of Education led to an investigation and new lights for the softball field, paid for by the school district.

She wanted to choose the design team for the new City Hall Park, and for new lights for Battery Park in Lower Manhattan, but never got permission to do so.

It may cast Clinton in a new light for you.

Even in this, however, there is new light for the industry.

"It went underground and then it came up again, and it was bathed in a new light for me".

"We did the new lighting for St Paul's Cathedral last year and obviously we have done work for the Royal Family as well as Saudi princes and lots of celebrities".

The Savory Collection also contains examples of underappreciated musicians playing at peak creative levels not heard anywhere else, putting them in a new light for music fans and scholars.

Lewisporte, a seaside town where 4,000 people made room for 773 unexpected guests, received new lighting for the Anglican church and a scholarship fund worth $19,000 "and still growing" said the mayor, Bill Hooper.

New Lighting for George Q.: Was it my imagination, or was the George Washington Bridge illuminated differently on the evening of Sept. 4? A.: The Port Authority has been experimenting with a new $2.5 million lighting scheme for the bridge, and on July 4 and Sept. 4 the towers were illuminated for the first time since the city was host to the World's Fair in 1964.