bring something to light

"But he never brought light into anything quite so dark as this?"

There were also various special efforts to bring light on social issues in this year.

It seemed to bring sudden light to the man's face.

But it was a beautiful smile, and brought light to her eyes.

The purpose is to bring outside light, fresh air, or both into the inner space.

As operations come to an end, only further habits can bring new light to them.

You have brought too much light into my life for it to apply anymore.

In 2008, new windows were installed to bring natural light into the building.

She studied his face, trying to bring light out of shadow.

He told me that I brought light to him in a dark moment.

"Removing them not only opened up the front of the house but also brought more light inside."

One involved reducing the size to accommodate the company's aim of bringing more light into the lobby.

If she turned the closest edge of that plate up, she would bring forth light.

The servant asked if he should bring more light.

She has brought light and power to all the educational world.

It is clearly a topic close to his heart that he has tried to bring more light to for outsiders.

I did not understand quite well your question and may be you could bring more light on it.

Additional windows were added in order to bring more light into the building.

About this time, the lower floor French windows were installed to bring more light into the house and the service wing was extended.

Kes smiled, and that alone brought more light to the room.