We're in our last run of light dinners before we start slow-cooking everything through autumn and winter.
In 1995, a short review from an editor at Factsheet Five described the serial run of Light House as a "gritty screwball comedy set in a Massachusetts coastal hotel during a raging winter storm" that is "very, very funny".
Normally you run out of light; we were running out of dark".
Her career to date has involved running Points of Light, former President George H.W. Bush's community foundation.
CITY OF EMBER A fantasy, directed by Gil Kenan, about two teen-agers who rescue an underground city that is running out of light.
The search, for all its real hazards, isn't exploited for suspense or terror, as Sam and Oliver blunder awkwardly through the woods until they run out of light and collapse on the ground.
When I'm in the middle of nowhere, we're running out of light and it's all going pear-shaped, it's great to look around and see family.
The Zohar, the masterpiece of medieval Kabbalah, whose very name means "radiance," spoke about the divine realm as awash with running rivers of light -- often playing upon the similar sounding Aramaic words, nehara (river) and nehora (light).
Run lengths of light rope along the inner surfaces of the double-edge tape.
What really separates these lights from the run-of-the-mill light bulb is the pack of sensors that GE provides with each one.
