Voorbeelden van lightening

• It is in this respect that statics became a lightening path to dynamics.

• The short and lightening nature of the strikes in this context was in fact a better strategy for collective bargaining.

• Many lightening industrial actions were results of close nexuses between mill management, local government in mill towns and police.

• Likewise, it is suggested that the risk of prion transmission via bone substitutes is lower than the risk of death related to lightening or tornados.

• They seem to foreshorten, fields press down on buildings, there is the ambiguous distance, he offers no painterly clues to depth, like lightening colour or adding blues towards the horizon.

• Perhaps, indeed, there were many patrons who welcomed the changing appointment system of the middle of the century, since it brought a lightening of their own burdens.

• An experienced ballerina was strapped down for a brain-scan: as she watched a video of fellow-dancers, the centres of her brain responsible for movement lit up like lightening.

• Humor as tension relief0 lightening the heaviness.

• We favour lightening the tax burden on workers, but the solution does not involve so-called 'environmental taxation' of energy or pollution.

• These measures are only a small step in the direction of lightening the burden, though.

• Lightening the tax burden on food would make an immediate difference to how much money people had in their pocket.

• He accepts that in the schools and for teachers there must be a lightening of the burden.

• I take it that we may hope for some lightening of our burden in the not too distant future.

• Therefore, the amendment seeks simplification and a lightening of the burden.

• It was only a plea for lightening the load slightly and not a plea for throwing the whole thing over.