| The Data Protection Inspectorate does not issue permits light-heartedly, but if the permit has been issued, the database is secure. |
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| This post is just meant to be a joke and it is to be taken light-heartedly. |
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| Open your speech conservatively or light-heartedly and express your gratitude to your parents for their contribution to the wedding festivities. |
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| In agreement with previous reviews, I would like to reiterate that this is not a trip or tourist destination to be considered light-heartedly. |
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| They must have felt so happy pulsating light-heartedly in the night, our hearts were so filled with emotion at that rhythmic and frenetic dance. |
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| They enable us to enjoy eating and laugh light-heartedly, while giving us the security to deal with life's situations positively and naturally. |
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| The liberty taken light-heartedly with conventional precepts knows no boundaries. |
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| God's Son taught us that we travel light-heartedly when we travel unburdened by possessions. |
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| In an earlier column I described, light-heartedly, the shenanigans required to get into my local art gallery in Sheffield. |
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| But he wasn't ready to volunteer today when he was light-heartedly asked to return to the unit. |
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| Workers who go on strike do not do so light-heartedly and they understand quite well the consequences of such action. |
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| It is only now he can reflect light-heartedly on an experience that hurt him deeply. |
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| To enable you to light-heartedly enjoy this time, we offer you top-quality tailor-made insect protection solutions to ensure that no gnats or other insects can access your conservatory. |
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| A collage freely mixing different epochs light-heartedly and with humour. |
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| Anyone who is aware of the harrowing asylum issues in Italy, with the constant stream of boat refugees on the island of Lampedusa, realises that the Commissioner did not float these proposals light-heartedly. |
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| It was said light-heartedly, but it stung. |
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| They light-heartedly discussed another topic: cooking. |
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| She often plays herself in her productions, using the tools of the stand-up comedian to light-heartedly address the confrontation between her own thinking and that of politicians and philosophers such as Sartre. |
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