Sentence examples for news light from inspiring English sources
BEHIND THE NEWS Light trucks were the bright spot, with sales shooting up by nearly one-quarter while car sales rose only modestly.
Fifty weeks since the End of Days seemed nigh, we're coming quickly upon the final moments of a year that brought us more hard news, light nonsense and Internet-addled excitement than we could ever have predicted would fill our 24-hour, attention-deficit media cycle.
Hand the case to your partner and watch the news light up his or her face.
That news lit a silent burst of sparks in me.
The news lighted a fire under the company's shares, which rose $2.75, or 27percentto to close at $12.875.
She confessed, among other things, the born writer's guiltiest secret: that even the worst possible news lights a spark.
The news shed new light on the pressures faced by gay teens.
In an otherwise news-light presentation, chief executive Steve Ballmer revealed that its XBox Live online service now had more than 40 million subscribers.
His task now done, the falcon rose a spark ablaze with joyful news; he lit the stars, he lit the moon then vanished in the arc of sun that dawned beyond the Southern Cross beyond the Southern Cross.
The good news about "Light Music" is that its central character, Dania Cooper, can hold her own with the enormous events unfolding around her.
That may be bad news in light of the figures that show the Chicago unemployment rate through September at 6.3percentt, up from 5.4percentt in 2001.
