Sentence examples for to become light from inspiring English sources

Bonnard wrote, "There is always color, it has yet to become light".

You would have to become Keir Dullea 2001: you would just have to become light spheres.

Allow them to at least cook enough to become light gold or a bit brown.

This means that the air is getting sucked into the milk and slowly causing it to become light and frothy.

More precisely, images are searched for places where the gradient of brightness crosses zero, such as the line where a shadow stops becoming darker and starts to become lighter again.

But they all agree on one point: cars are going to have to become lighter.

Their songs seem to become lighter and more blithely optimistic in direct proportion to the troubled nature of the world.

Still, toward the end of the play she seems to become lighter afoot and more sprightly in delivering her lines.

As she began to speak, her hands seemed to become lighter, harder to control, so she had to put her drink down on a bookcase.

In addition, as materials themselves advance, wheelchairs and other assistive-technology devices are expected to become lighter, stronger, and more durable than existing products.

As American military units rotate next year, General Sanchez expects the forces at his command to become "lighter" and more mobile, with more infantry and fewer heavy combat units.