Sentence examples for the light only from inspiring English sources

Think of those moments when an errant pedestrian or cyclist crosses against the light only to be followed by a wave of compatriots.

As if a subterranean civilisation struggles into the light only to extinguish itself, it is possible to observe the rise and fall of these ephemeral cities.

Having their back to the light only really works when a professional photographer wants to take a dramatic shot – the effect is hard to replicate as an amateur.

It is a shame, too, that O'Farrell delicately avoids melodrama when she pulls family skeletons into the light only to give in to a garish dénouement.

The big reveal here is that I'm doing a drive that takes five hours without stops and on both driving days the light only lasts from 10am-4pm.

We cuddled up together and I switched off the light, only to be greeted by a glow-in-the-dark Virgin Mary, keeping a protective and watchful eye on us.

The tall male came in at the heaviest, weighing 48.1kg, with the lightest only 28.5kg.

Occupancy sensors turn on the lights only when people are using the space.

Gareth Gates and Toyah Wilcox turned up to switch on the lights, only to unveil an ill-looking tree and a measly string of dim bulbs.

However Civil Aviation Authority has confirmed the lights only need to be turned on a night - and not during bad weather in daylight hours.

If this happens, you might find it easier to add a dedicated circuit just for the lighting only.