Illuminate

Well, it’s been 10 years since my husband and I co-founded the Radiance Foundation, which is a nonprofit organization and our motto is “illuminate, educate, motivate,” because our heart is to illuminate that every life has purpose and intrinsic value.

Akbar said that was an excellent moment to illuminate the struggles that both Black students and educators go through.

An issue that savvy viewers might notice, however, is that most helmeted space suits in movies and on TV feature special in-helmet lighting to illuminate the actors' faces.

As we illuminate our homes and hearts during Diwali, let us also light the path towards a brighter future for Guyana.

But this is not an idol question, for a writer's past and experience illuminate his or her work despite what the postmodernists preach.

Flames from a nearby fire illuminate protesters standing on a barricade in front of the Third Police Precinct on May 28, 2020 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, during a protest over the death of George Floyd.

Fog lights must illuminate both sides of the road.

Glyn Johns, 29, is a local Black activist who had hoped having a Scranton native in the White House would illuminate the problems facing Rust Belt cities.

Gross ultimately was allowed to keep the sculpture, but took down the netting and agreed not to illuminate the artwork later than 10 p.m.

I tried the viral £24 snail secretion gel adored by celebrities that's said to illuminate your skin CORSX’s Power Essence is made out of 96% snail mucin filtrate.

It serves as a beacon to illuminate the vibrant culture, warmth of hospitality, and latent potential that both Accra and Ghana possess.

IT'S now only two more sleeps until the Highbridge and Burnham-on-Sea Carnival procession returns to illuminate the streets of West Somerset on Monday November 6 at 7:30pm.

It’s time for Pennsylvania schools to embrace the power of the sun and illuminate a brighter future for their students, communities, and the environment.

I’ve strived to illuminate the corners of our society that often remain in the shadows, to give a voice to the voiceless, and to hold the powerful accountable.

Jenkins appreciates Collins’ push to illuminate the dirty work of football, in particular the unsung contributions from the linemen who often, well, lead the way.

LANTERNS will illuminate the night sky during a hospice’s fund-raising walk at the National Trust’s Croome country park near Worcester.

LED lights illuminate the Ice Castles in Dillon, Colo., on Friday, Jan.

Meanwhile, Allen said she hopes future research will illuminate more details regarding the timing of the decreased desire to smoke in pregnant people.

She went on to mention fans who've created side-by-side TikToks to illuminate the similarities.

Some will light a candle at the closing of the year to illuminate their hopes for the next.