1.   Another break for bad light gave the fast men a breather.

2.   It was difficult to find our way down the mountain in the mist and bad light.

3.   Rain and bad light brought several interruptions, made batting difficult, and took the game into a second day.

4.   The article painted him in a bad light.

5.   They perch too far away in bad light.

6.   This incident will put the company in a very bad light.

7.   England A paceman hit his second half-century in successive matches and snapped up two wickets before bad light and rain ended play early.

8.   But other, smaller crashes have also put the agency in a bad light.

9.   But just as the Dodgers appeared to be settling down after a tumultuous week, they are back in a bad light.

10.   But with each passing day, there are new disclosures that put the football program in particular and the college in general in a bad light.