Here and there in every regiment or battalion, half a dozen, a score, at the worst 30 or 40, would pay the forfeit; but to the great mass of those who took part in the little wars of Britain in those vanished light-hearted days, this was only a sporting element in a splendid game.
San Juan, my old street: the same crooked tree casting thin shadows in the vanishing light of dusk.
Viewed together, these images offer a portrait of the city in the vanishing light of long summer evenings.
For example, the central area of a CCTV image, where is always darker than the surrounding due to the vanishing light and slight reflectance, causes a difficulty to segment correct morphologies.
A1 The Vanishing Light Poles Some 130 aluminum light poles have vanished from Baltimore's streets in the last several weeks, the authorities say, presumably sold for scrap metal.
Magnum photographers capture the city in vanishing summer light.
It has already been established that, p-polarised light undergoes enhancement and s-polarised light vanished at the metal surface.
Their version of taramasalata is 'fish-roe mousse' – a stunningly light, just-frothed-up cream of fish eggs, breadcrumbs and olive oil came with ribbons of lemon confit and vanished leaving a light kiss on the taste buds.
He could visit the working men and women across the state of South Carolina who have watched the factories and the mills close and their jobs vanish like lights in a blackout.
She offered five shows on a preliminary list: "Heroes"; "Vanished"; "Friday Night Lights," a drama at 8 p.m. Tuesday about a football team; "Jericho," a drama at 8 p.m. Wednesday on CBS, about a Kansas town that survives a nuclear apocalypse; and "Ugly Betty," a comedy-drama at 8 p.m. Thursday on ABC, based on a popular Spanish-language telenovela with a Cinderella-type plot.
His seminal interventions, according to one of his students, belong to "a period of transition and uncertainty; much of the light which the preceding age thought it possessed has vanished and the new light has not yet dawned" (Merz, 1907 14, p. 493).
