Sentences with phrase «many bright lights»

It's full of bright lights, gambling, lots of booze and a host of extracurricular activities that some would definitely deem morally degrading.

At Fortune, we celebrate business successes while shining a bright light on the lapses.

The lone bright light?

It also is yet another event that shines a bright light on the need for more regulation protecting data.

Think about what you can adjust to shine a brighter light on them.

Inside, the orange and brown are in heavy use, but they're set off by light wood and bright lights.

Not only is the sector on more stable ground, but Canada is increasingly seen as bright light in innovation and technology spheres — something that's finally being reflected in funding availability.

Some of the highlights on the plastic bucket's bucket list were to bask in the bright lights of Times Square, chill to jazz music in New Orleans, be sleepless in Seattle and do the wave at a sports game.

If the union's math is right this time, that vote could take away a key competitive advantage of Canadian automaking's brightest light.

He'd like to shine a brighter light on federal contracting and reach more borrowers who've missed the SBAExpress juggernaut.

I'm guilty of starting out with good intentions and then falling prey to the dings of my email and the bright lights of my phone.

As long as we understand the negatives (a false reward, not to mention a bright light shining up at your face all evening that turns you into an insomniac), it's possible that we're underestimating the benefits in this new form of communication.

Winter says exercising in bright light is best.

It happens to other people whenever they look at a bright light or toward the sun, or even when they pluck their eyebrows or have sex.

(Artificial blue light from electronics or bright light disrupts your sleep.)

The issue of suicide amongst our enlisted has shone a bright light on a problem that kills an average 11 people a day in Canada — revisiting how we approach suicide is a mission best I feel is accomplished together.

While there is no sign of violent torture, workers have been making harassing noises and shining bright lights in the business executive's eyes to keep him from sleeping, news reports say.

Bright lights from smartphones, laptops, and TV screens can impair our body's natural ability to sleep.

In the piece, Bacon shares her personal experience with a boss she detested, and explains that, done thoughtfully, measured consideration of the qualities we most dislike in others can shine a bright light on our own values, shortcomings, and aspirations.

Bright lights, clean minimalist design and flat - screens playing sleek promotional videos advertising the life you wish you had — this is not the scene you'd expect to encounter in a dollar store, at least as Canada knows them.

And though her new title doesn't suggest a design role, her long - running affinity for bright lights and an»80s aesthetic might also exert a welcome influence.

Alibaba spurned the Hong Kong Stock Exchange for the bright lights of New York.

Yachts and boats of all sizes, decked out with bright lights and holiday decorations, and filled with partiers, snaked through Fort Lauderdale for the annual spectacle, the Seminole Hard Rock Winterfest Boat Parade, on Dec. 9.

It is an app - enabled robot that entertains with its surprising speed, bright lights and quirky personality.

Do they find themselves akin to being in the middle of Times Square with flashing billboards, bright lights, and the consistent horns of taxi cabs?

Beyond the bright lights of New York City, New York state comprises varied cities and towns as well as rolling countryside.

XINXIANG, China The bright lights of Beijing or Shanghai have never held much allure for Wu Tongxu, a 24 - year - old civil servant earning a modest salary in the nondescript city of Xinxiang in China's central Henan province.

Gary Gensler, chairman of the US Commodity Futures Trading Comission, said: «Bright lights of transparency will shine, dealers will come under comprehensive regulation, and standardized swaps between financial entities shortly will be centrally cleared.

The editorial shines a bright light on arguments against the fiduciary standard that the brokerage industry, understandably, tries to keep under wraps.

Your history is about to see the bright light of day and the devious founders of your false religion are about to be exposed and it will come from within your own organization.

If I say that I can see a bright light every so often that nobody else can see, and a medical exam can not detect any physical cause for this, wouldn't the next step be to send me to a psychologist?

Faithfulness shines a bright light on that which is true, and false things tend to scurry like cockroaches from its light.

You know, some silly believer explaining why he or she is a believer And without them even asking me to give my opinion, I chime in, attempting to shine the bright light of my incredibly vast knowledge of the innermost workings of their shallow, emotionally driven intellect.

Even so, Orlando casts a bright light on the obscure patterns of literary history.

And while the 400 people came from a range of cultures, their experiences were often similar - including out - of - body experiences, pleasant sensations and witnessing a bright light, dead family members or life events.

Bright lights, for example, might help highlight the speaker or the worship band on video, but they also might cause distractions for people sitting in the pews.

He set his FEAR aside, there for thinking of others well - being 1st, and therefore bringing to light a bright light of hope to a very dark community...

«Today Christmas has become a commercial celebration, whose bright lights hide the mystery of God's humility, which in turn calls us to humility and simplicity,» the pope said after recalling the story of Christmas.

Darkness is the Absence of Something you can have Low Light, Normal Light, Bright Light, Flashing Light... But if you have No Light constantly, you have nothing and it's called Darkness, isn't it?

Or, is it generally the same, fire and demons or a bright light and loved ones?

Contemporary candidates for the canon are notoriously suspect when paraded in the bright light of peer criticism.

We repress our dreams; it requires painfully bright lights to hurt our eyes and startlingly loud sounds to pierce our ears (one need only recall the light - and - sound shows of rock performers); and most of us take up exclusive residence in our heads, repressing our bodies.

Made a brighter light in the day and a ssmaller light at might (Set the Sun on fire.

Remember at high school, when the teacher would get out the golf ball, basketball and bright light?

The moral conflicts in the various texts shine a bright light on the human origins of these works.

I began to grasp what the Friends mean by being «visited by a spiritual presence... drawn from a deeper well... illuminated with a brighter light, [letting] those impressions dwell in you...»

As the woman shrieks and rails («You there with your fancy man in the garden in the bright light of day... canoodling with him you in nothing but your floral swimming costume and showing your very thighs»), Mantel's mother, in a turn that anticipates Mantel's later descriptions of Anne Boleyn, rises from where she is basking, blinks, and dawdles indifferently indoors, leaving her daughter — small, foursquare, hands planted on her hips — to defend the family honor.

So until you see a bright light decending from the sky with some dude dressed in white, you can be paranoid free.

The closer you get to a light, the brighter the light becomes, and the more flaws the light reveals.

This appears to be similar to the claims of seeing a bright light during a near death experience.