Sentence examples for years of lights from inspiring English sources

"We have seen at least five years of "lights out" headlines, so far without so much as a flicker caused by insufficient capacity," said Prof Michael Grubb, at University College London.

"The lifespan is 70,000 hours guaranteed," says the director of Liter of Light Colombia, Camilo Hererra, "that's six years of light".

"The years of darkness had been needed to render possible the years of light," James writes.

Lasse Halstrom, director of "The Cider House Rules," had detected a craving for substance after years of lighter fare.

The new rules are part of a wider shift in policy to better regulate the futures industry after years of lighter-touch policy.

The odds of seeing one of the ghostly dances are now unusually high, despite the growth in recent years of light pollution near cities.

Solar power comes in a panel that will give ten, or even 20, years of light and power — but the poor cannot afford a ten-year investment up front.

In 1989 Mr. Enrico was commissioned by the government to make a film marking the 200th anniversary of the French Revolution, which was called "The French Revolution: The Years of Light" and starred Jean-François, Jane Seymour and Klaus-Maria Brandauer.

A Big Bang, a hundred billion years of light, life, and late-night television, and then an infinitude of nothingness.

The lights are still shining bright there each year on four neighborhhod streets after more than 50 years of lighting them up.

The UN has proclaimed 2015 to be the International Year of Light and Light-based Technologies.