Sentence examples for winter lights from inspiring English sources

On a popular daytime TV show I was asked what I thought of Dundee council, which decided to have blasphemous "winter lights" this year because, say their accusers, they were too scared of offending other religions.

Carey cited the trend by town halls across Britain to switch on so-called "winter lights" in place of Christmas decorations.

The audience roared with approval when the presenter laid the blame on PC GONE MAD!!! What if, I asked, there was only good intent behind the winter lights?

His conversation is filled with references to his roots, but they tend to be the kind of experiences of cold and isolation — "winter lights on hockey rinks" — common to most Canadian childhoods.

Pool Night, where the city's famed public baths throw open their doors for free until midnight, is one of the highlights of the annual Winter Lights festival, a four-day celebration which takes over the streets of the Icelandic capital.

Take the elevator to the second floor, where a glass box of a smart dining room offers a full bar and a view, if limited, of the winter lights of White Plains.

Blue winter light leaked through the blinds.

So it is with winter light.

The pale winter light was fading.

Green eyes glinting in the winter light, "Well!

Christmas lights crisscrossed the ceiling.