light end

Can you tell me how to do this without having really dark roots and light ends?

A light end wall was built to allow further expansion which did occur.

This has a less intense taste but makes a nice light end to the meal.

He looked into the glare of the light end was blinded by it.

For a fence to take the light end of the seesaw.

The crucial difference is at the lighted end, the first half inch or so.

It made commercial vehicles from then until 1931, concentrating on the lighter end of the market.

Looking through them toward the lighted end of the old carriage house, she spotted a figure in a larger area with a table.

In about ten seconds the lighted end went out.

He pointed the lighted end of his cigarette toward Bowie.

And if need be, dig the lit end into the eye of the passing stranger: the one she wasn't waiting for.

He held it like a club, with the shorter, light end projecting from the bottom of his fist.

Others describe the desired effect: hair that transitions from dark roots to light ends.

His stories, situated at the lighter end of Victorian literature, continue to be popular and influential.

The lighting end of a match is known as the match "head".

The cigarette is said to emit 70 percent less smoke from the lit end than other 100-millimeter cigarettes.

The lighter end is tied to my four-year-old son Tom’s scooter.

She mashed the lit end of the cigarette into the little blue dish, making it smell even worse.

The speaker bumped into one a moment later and sat down, to stare toward the lighted end of the cigarette.

Then, a gloved hand clamped over the lighted end of the flashlight.

I've got the light end again here.

Could see the lit ends of their cigarettes.

In the dimly lit end of the big room a belt of white stars appeared.

A short distance away lookouts were set, their task being to watch the lighted ends of the bridge.

Delicate pots of vanilla cream bound by fresh eggs make for a simple and light end to a meal.