Sentence examples for sleek light from inspiring English sources
The companion laptop — sleek, light, superthin, black aluminum — has no processor, memory or storage of its own.
Adapting his film, which opens today in New York, from a popular novel by Kristin Marja Baldursdottir, Mr. Gudmundsson has created a sleek, light and entertaining work, with a few contrasting pockets of darkness and mystery.
"They're classic, yet modern," said William Grisales, 27, who bought his first pair of wingtips — sleek, light, brown, by Hugo Boss — at Bloomingdale's last week, having just started a new job as project manager for a construction development firm in New York.
Museum row would be but one fixture in "the Hub," a grand plan to convert central Nassau County into a thriving urban center where teenagers, tourists and families would travel from store to restaurant to exhibit on a sleek light rail system, dropping money into cash registers at each stop.
Consumers are separating old luxury with brand baggage from new, sleek, light luxury.
While the final design is still being finalised, the demonstrator model reveals a sleek, light carbon-fibre body created by Chris Reitz, the company's design chief.
At the sleek, light-filled restaurant, which opened last March, the chef, Andrew Morrison, has created a global fusion menu that uses locally sourced ingredients, like golden trout from Laurel Hill, a fish farm in eastern Pennsylvania.
The spiffy '97 version is the lucky consumer's multipurpose dream: sleek, light-bodied and refreshing enough to be an aperitif; crisp and creamy enough to accompany seafood and poultry dishes.
Dishes arrive on wooden boards, but the open kitchen and sleek lighting lend a more urban feel to the décor.
A crisscross pattern in black and white granite spreads across the full width of the road on either side of a line of tall, sleek lighting masts that resemble towering spotlights more than traditional lampposts.
They also gave their Copper Bar a "remix" of sorts, adding sleek lights, and new aesthetics.
