Sentence examples for prospect of light from inspiring English sources

Add to that, we're sometimes fooled by the lure — led by the prospect of light but fed by the encountered demons, or vice versa.

The design of both reactors increases the surface-to-volume ratio and eliminates the prospect of light loss by absorption and scattering in the reaction medium.

I was excited to see Charles Dickens's punch recipe (this is a books blog, after all), though the prospect of lighting all of that sugar on fire makes me nervous.

Mr. Arafat concluded: "In these sad moments, I say there are prospects of light and hope at the end of the dark tunnel".

Speaking to Absolute Radio's RocknRoll Football show, Wright said: "I wouldn't say 'surely he has to go', but it is a unique position he's in because I think any manager in any country in any world with a record like this and no prospects of light at the end of the tunnel, they would've been gone.

With the time approaching 20 00 BST and the prospect of the light becoming an issue, Janowicz demanded umpire Jake Garner "tell me exactly the time" of when the roof might be closed.

But the prospect of night lighting and a miniature putting green upset many nearby homeowners, and the East End Property Owners, a group formed to oppose the expansion, has accused Poxabogue's owners of already expanding its driving range onto the eastern of their two lots.

But is the prospect of the lights going out real or exaggerated?

Finally, the prospects of external light trapping are analyzed and we give guidelines for improvements of the external light trap design.

Bolstering the confidence of the mayor and the developers are the prospects of the light rail line and ferry service.

We wonder, after hearing of three documents that have been gathering dust on shelves with seemingly no prospect of seeing the light of day.