Sentence examples for telling light from inspiring English sources

How do you want this country to be?' That shines a telling light on him as a person and a thinker.

"I'm not looking into coin," Wulff told Light In The Attic.

But an ability to tell light from dark may be all a creature needs.

When in desperation I contacted a major dairy vendor (Shamrock Farms), I was told light cream was not sold here because "there is no market for it".

At the head of the group as they make their way is a man named Ripolus, who, they say, can tell light from dark but is nevertheless bewildered at every step.

Just being able to tell light from dark is an advantage in many settings, and the ability to detect the direction of the light source is even more useful.

Lately we are traveling more, so we're going to make it a practice here to tell light little stories that would otherwise die in our heads.

It might be appropriate to tell light stories and jokes at a eulogy, or it might be disastrous.

He has, I am told, lit upon David Willetts as a policy guru: a good choice.

For example, you can set the length of time you want to boil water or even tell lights to go on and off remotely.

But he's not sitting idle, occasionally telling the light board operator to prepare for a blackout.