Exemples d'utilisation de Bit more light en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Could have been a bit more light.
Needed a bit more light in the eyes.
I would have liked a bit more light.
Finally a bit more light on the workbench.
With each new day, a bit more light.
Maybe a bit more light in bathroom would be welcome.
Each week we risk a bit more light.
A bit more light on the beast and it would be perfect.
How can you shed a bit more light into the world?
Bring that camera with you so I have got a bit more light.
But I would prefer a bit more light in the restaurant.
Have a bit more light than the garden rooms and are just steps from the sea.
The routine was always the same: a bit more light, 45 minutes.
Maybe a bit more light in bathroom would be welcome.
A small point of criticism would be that we would have liked a bit more light on the terrace.
There should be a bit more light at least than in the jungle.
Executive Rooms and Deluxe Rooms differ little In size, butthey could use a bit more lighting.
Add just a bit more light and some contrast and your picture will look perfect, as if it were taken by a professional.
As they overcome their fear of the pinpoint,a bit more light is beamed to them.
Perhaps there is a tiny bit more light in this body, but so little that it's not worth mentioning-it's all the same thing.
It is set in the back of the property with a king bed and a bit more light than the economy rooms.
To shed a bit more light on why the measures may diverge more markedly from time to time, let me focus on the last three major occurrences: at the time of the Great Recession in 2007-09, in 2012-13 and more recently.
I believe this saying is a beautiful image that can inspire us to bring a bit more light into our world.
If they don't set spike and bloom during the spring or summer,give them a bit more light(just a bit) and let them cool down by 15 degrees every day for a couple of weeks in the fall.
Now that our cities dazzle us with artificial light to the point of making it difficult to see the stars, how do we imagine our predecessors living, loving, laughing, working, partying or going to a show without the help of electric bulbs, multi-coloured spotlights, centre lights, neon or halogen, just lighted by small flames comparable to our candles, or at best by torches orcandelabras that gave a bit more light?
When they overcome their fear of the light, they move into a level that has a bit more light, and so on and so forth until they have absorbed enough to incarnate in some third density world at the consciousness level of slugs or short-lived insects, for instance.