Sentence examples for time to lighten from inspiring English sources

But time to lighten up.

Zichermann believes it's time to lighten up.

Enough of this suffering, someone had decided: time to lighten up.

Perhaps it's time to lighten up, host a Eurovision bash and just enjoy the spectacle.

So Coughlin, once considered a taskmaster, decided it was time to lighten up.

"But this is probably a very good time to lighten up" on small-cap bets, he added.

I sometimes use parsnips instead of potatoes but this time decided to lighten up the classic dish with pumpkin instead.

He is served nostalgia in spades by officers who remember better times, but the nostalgia is founded on truth: before, seafarers had a hard job but they had enough time ashore to lighten that work.

Is it something, perhaps, that you would find particularly pleasing or fun or even comforting right now? "We're in a tough economic time, and during tough economic times, people need to lighten up and unstress," Justin Lambeth, a vice president of marketing at Frito-Lay, asserts.

But that was no time to be lightening your position; the stock has since climbed to $512.

We might like to ignore this fact when we're selfishly enjoying one of our favorite shows, but Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles are pretty much the only actors on TV who don't have a full-time supporting cast to lighten their filming load.