Sentence examples for search of light from inspiring English sources

Talk about leaving "that darkened room in search of light and air".

Most patrons had trickled outside to the spacious seashell-carpeted garden in search of light after the long winter.

Other times he felt a slight kinship with the sides of the tank, which touched his gill flaps when he went in search of light.

* Then they find and make their chosen resort a fold where a stream falls down a sloping wall of rock to make a waterfall considerable for this country, and across the pool: an ash tree, with its branches spindling up in search of light.

Photo: Joan Marcus It should be stated that folk in search of light entertainment might do well to go elsewhere; Incognito could overwhelm people who aren't looking for an evening of intellectual stimulation.

Under heavy shade, cocoa trees tend to grow tall in search of light, which makes harvesting more difficult.

Manufacturers, in search of lighter, stiffer, harder-hitting racquets, turned first to aluminum, then to graphite, then to braided composites of graphite, ceramic, fibreglass, Kevlar, titanium, boron, and other exotic materials.

Picnickers or those in search of lighter fare should stroll over to Konditor & Cook, where the soups and sandwiches are outdone only by the freshly baked cakes and pastries, or to Neal's Yard Dairy, a branch of the Covent Garden shop, filled with tire-sized wheels of English cheddar and chunks of pungent Stilton.

The narrative films include one in which a character tries to atone for a car accident that left a girl in a vegetative state; one about a man seeking justice after he thinks his son has been sexually assaulted; and -- for those in search of lighter fare -- a film titled "Mr. Stache" and described as "the awesome adventures of a man and his mustache".

"Sun Hands" depicted a climb to the top of a hill in search of waning light.

In one bookstore, a woman came in search of something light for her middle-school-aged daughter.