Sentence examples for risky light from inspiring English sources

The photographer, who also shoots concerts and gorgeous aerial images, says that his risky light painting is a blast, captioning one Instagram post: "Having an insane amount of fun producing these drone + firework shots".

Verdelhan's work in international finance shows when and why exchange rates are risky, thus shedding light on the most well-known and puzzling currency trading strategy: the carry trade.

But what you can say is that when people make decisions on the road that are very risky – jumping red lights, cycling across fast-moving traffic to get to somewhere in a way that is completely unexpected by the motorist and without looking to see what traffic is doing – it's very difficult for the traffic engineers to second-guess that".

But what you can say is that when people make decisions on the road that are very risky – jumping red lights, moving across fast-moving traffic in a way that is completely unexpected and without looking to see what traffic is doing – it's very difficult for the traffic engineers to second-guess that".

For his work Seuss prefers something even riskier: running Northern Light, an Internet search engine company based in Cambridge, Mass.

A repeat of the Oct. 2 plebiscite in which voters narrowly rejected a deal with the rebels would be a much riskier affair in light of Santos' dismal approval ratings among voters.

Adding the inexperienced and arrogant Irvin was risky and unneeded in light of the chemistry of the show's cast.

DealBook » Regulators Tighten Rules on Trading of Derivatives | The C.F.T.C. pushed the risky trading into the light of trading platforms, but effectively empowered a handful of select banks to continue controlling the derivative market.

NEW YORK TIMES Regulators Tighten Rules On Trading of Derivatives  |  The Commodity Futures Trading Commission voted in favor of new rules to shine a light on risky Wall Street trading, but the commissioners softened a crucial aspect of the plan in the face of lobbying pressure from banks.

Not that there weren't subjects deemed too risky to see the light of Robin Day – the BBC pulling the plug on its film of the 1964 Smethwick by-election, in which the Conservative candidate squeezed home on the slogan "If you want a nigger for a neighbour, vote Labour".

Correction: February 8 , 2003 Saturday An article on Sunday about teenagers who discussed their own risky behavior in the light of a boating accident that drowned four young men in Long Island Sound gave a false identification from a youth who described a prank with a shopping cart.