light的示例

• The light was so bright that I had to cover my eyes.

• The bomb exploded in a flash of yellow light.

• The torch sends out a powerful beam of light.

• She pulled the duvet over her head to try to shut out the light.

• We saw a glimmer of light in the distance.

• He asked me for a light.

• She gave me a light.

• I didn't have a light.

• Can you give me a light?

• I needed a light.

• Will you be able to carry these bags to the car? There're quite light.

• This umbrella is very light and it fits easily into my bag.

• I can't carry you around any more - you're not as light as you were, my girl!

• My suitcase is fairly light as I didn't have time to pack very much.

• The kitten was so light I could hardly feel it sitting on my lap.

• The new offices are light and airy.

• It doesn't get light until nine.

• The hall was bright and decorated in a modern style.

• I wanted the summer room to be very light.

• Her house is light and airy.

• He had spiky light brown hair, shaved at the sides and gelled on top.

• A dark carpet won't mark as easily as a light one.

• The walls are painted light blue.

• I prefer to wear light colours.

• They have a light brown carpet.

• I found her novels rather light.

• The programmes are intended as light entertainment.

• I did a little light reading.

• She enjoys light opera.

• The movie was light but fun.

• There was a light covering of snow.

• This wine has a light, fruity flavour .

• The sauce itself was light, fragrant and slightly sweet.

• The boat goes fast, even in light winds.

• There is only light traffic on the roads tonight.

• The room was lit by candles.

• A full moon lit up the sky.

• A dim torch lit the cave.

• Laser beams lit up the night.

• A white light lit up the screen.

• Besides nutrients and light, rice and weeds also competed for water.

• Preconditioning with bright light evokes a protective response against light damage in the rat retina.

• However, this does not warrant totally abandoning the notion of separate senses, particularly in light of evidence of limits in cross-modal representations.

• Interestingly, although the amplitude of the light response can be completely recovered, the characteristic feedback-induced rollback does not reappear.

• The size of the horizontal cell receptive fields adapts to the stimulus in the light adapted goldfish retina.

• We tested this idea by stimulating surrounds with large spots of light in the flat-mount preparation of the mouse retina.

• A 3-min period of dark adaptation was followed by a 1-min period of light adaptation to the two surrounds.

• On a technical note, the maps are so blurred as to be sometimes unreadable and the print quality is light and indistinct on some pages.

• The child was then told that the lights in the room would be turned off.

• However, many problems have remained unsolved, and many supposed facts need to be revised in the light of recent research.

• Luminance gradients are usually thought to provide cues about the interactions of light and surfaces that model the volume of the resulting object.

• One major cross-linguistic generalisation that is supported by these data concerns syllable weight : many stress systems distinguish between light and heavy syllables.

• In light of this, it would seem appropriate to try another analytical approach that could be appropriate for strongly nonlinear systems.

• Roughly speaking, life nudges the universe so as to allow light to circumnavigate the universe first in one direction, and then another.

• The pragmatic themes of reevaluation and revision in light of new information are evident in this method.