Sentence examples for to get light from inspiring English sources

"I guess that's one way to get light," Mr. Miller said.

Ceiling are as high as six meters, but "the question was how to get light in because, normally, it was a very industrial space," Ms. Sapey said.

He inspects the window, the lamps, the doorway, desperately looking for any way to get light and air into our muted hotel room.

PDT is approved by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (Nice) for use in some cancers, such as skin and lung cancer, where it is possible to get light from a laser to within 1cm of the tumour.

It might also lead to useful "off" switches as well as "on" ones, which could allow certain conditions, such as chronic pain, to be turned off.How to get light to the neurons once they have been treated without cutting people up is a problem that Dr Silver expects soon to be resolved.

"People forever having been trying to get light out of silicon, but they've only been able to get minuscule amounts," said Mr. Lepselter, who holds 55 patents and is a former director of the semiconductor division at AT&T/Bell Labs.

They were just trying to get lights in their house".

The flat was on the fourth floor and it was very difficult to get lights to.

We're going to get lights, that's a good thing.

But that's precisely when the Odyssey's steering feel seems to get lighter and gives up communicating anything to the driver.

Even better for Tsarnaev, he is baby-faced: studies find that baby-faced individuals also tend to get lighter punishments, perhaps because they inspire parental warmth.