Sentence examples similar to takes on light from inspiring English sources

At around age six, perhaps, I was standing by myself in our front yard waiting for supper, just at that hour in a late summer day when the sun is already below the horizon and the risen full moon in the visible sky stops being chalky and begins to take on light.

That quote takes on new light given Facebook's history.

The very same story you've seen 100 times on every sitcom takes on new light with characters in this age group.

Khan, 28, who takes on former light-welterweight world champion Chris Algieri on 29 May, says he has also been invited to fight Pacquiao, 36.

I've now worn the suit, perfectly happily, all week, heedless of the toll that London takes on light-coloured material.

Given Westendorp's research on evolutionary biology and the fertility-survival tradeoff, parenting takes on a different light.

The legacy takes on a different light.

When viewed from that perspective, the horrific and continually unfolding disaster in the Gulf takes on a troubling light.

The Roberts opinion takes on added meaning in light of the other two.

This exchange from last year takes on new meaning in light of the Cambridge Analytica story.

"One of the reasons that the care taken on light entertainment had to be the same care as was taken for ballet, or opera, or serious drama is because you are contributing to the culture of the country.