Sentence examples for scrap of light from inspiring English sources

No one captured the despair in Israel better than Bradley Burston, a columnist for the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, who wrote the other day: "This year, for Hanukkah, I want one person running this country, this Israel, to show me one scrap of light.

A scrap of light filters through the haze from another room and finally I escape through an open window.

I especially liked the story of him receiving an anguished love letter from one of his mistresses, tearing it up in front of Brackett, then retrieving one scrap of light-grey paper from the basket: preserved so that he could show it to his wife that evening, as it was just the shade he wanted her to use to redecorate their sitting room.

It has always been easy to make fun of cosmologists, confined to a dust mote lost in space, pronouncing judgment on the fate of the universe or the behavior of galaxies billions of light-years away, with only a few scraps of light as evidence.

These are so simple to make, and you can even use scraps of light-colored fabric you already have in your home.

Also telling is the mantra that appears on another scrap of paper: "Light and ironic on serious subjects without frivolity".

The "Tower of Light" exterior illumination by Abe Feder, a celebrated theatrical lighting designer, was scrapped years ago.

But that doesn't stop Atkinson from winking at us again some 100 pages later, when Effie performs a highly unlikely miracle using a scrap of paper and a lighter and then breaks her narrative to tell Nora, "Now that's magic realism".

Scrapping his typical off-season regimen of light and inconsistent workouts, Anderson lifted weights, worked out with a personal trainer and did shooting drills religiously.

Instead, he says, we should scrap time encoding and harness a different property of light: its orbital angular momentum (OAM), a twisting pattern in the beam.

- Fast and Furious 7 will be delayed, but not scrapped, in light of star Paul Walker's death.