Sentence examples for provide a light from inspiring English sources

This being a play by W. S. Gilbert, the decorous and the refined provide a light cover for strategic lunacy.

Chifley famously declared that the duty of the Labour movement is to provide a "light on the hill".

Unsurprisingly, the Zero makes substantial use of aluminium in its construction to provide a light and strong frame.

To decrease the need for mental health services, we needed to provide a light touch, but long standing alternative to professional support.

If a private company, steeped in libraries, is able to provide a light at the end of the tunnel, I see no reason not to look into it.

The more entertaining notion is that it is there after all the actors have left, to appease the ghosts and provide a light by which to stage their own performances.

In return, the West, but mainly the United States, was to provide a light-water reactor for its medical needs and end aggressive statements.

In return, the United States promised to provide a light-water reactor by 2003, supply heavy fuel oil and, above all, improve relations.

Mason's demonstrations provide a light-hearted illustration of the device's capabilities, but early users have also racked up some high-profile scientific achievements.

"I never believed that the administration would ever, as a matter of principle, provide a light-water reactor," said Charles L. Pritchard, who negotiated with North Korea in President Bush's first term.

"I imagine the Russians want to provide a light-water reactor, make money off of it and get a foothold on the energy links in East Asia," said Cha, who had not been briefed on the Russian proposal.