Sentence examples for practically light from inspiring English sources

Even the most basic basics shine, like the thin merino wool sweater, made in Scotland for the house line, which was practically light enough to be worn in this early burst of summer ($95, from $189).

And your eyes would practically light up as you taught me something new, and your words would begin to flow faster and faster until I could barely keep up, but it was okay, because I loved to see you so excited.

An enthusiastic "personal banker" practically lit up at the opportunity to help.

His work can strike sparks; in 1994 "Cocaine True" practically lit a fire.

When we learned back in April that the fashion magazine to end all fashion magazines might feature Katy Perry on its hallowed cover, we practically lit fireworks in her honor.

Cadonati practically lit up when she described them; the excitement in her voice was almost tangible as she explained that they're like a rich combination of sight (though we can't see them with naked eyes), sound (though we can't hear them directly), and touch (though we can't feel them without ridiculously sensitive equipment).

The cheese counter was practically empty, lights throughout the store were dim, there were gaping vacancies where there should have been chicken, pork, lamb.

We got to do it with virtually no crew, practically no lighting, and very, very fast.

Their "invisibility" is due to the fact that they absorb practically no visible light.

He paused and a reporter could practically hear the light bulb start to buzz above his head.

Unlike the IPL, which could boast of practically every leading light in the game, the Stanford event will be short on both talent and stardust.