luces

[ loo-seez ]

noun

1. plural of lux.

Example Sentences

The Evanses are loosely based on the Luces—Clare Booth and Henry, publisher and founder of Time, Life, and Fortune.

From The Daily Beast

They also give three luces argent for one of their quarters.

From Project Gutenberg

Beneath a sky So beautiful, came foul and-twenty elders, By two and two, with flower-de-luces crown'd.

From Project Gutenberg

Las luces del altar, reflejndose en las mil facetas de sus diamantes, se reproducan de una manera prodigiosa.

From Project Gutenberg

“Two fierce luces playing round the little gudgeon,” cried Master Peasegood, excitedly.

From Project Gutenberg

As they were in the Marquisate of Sa-luces, in 1633, where they had many churches.

From Project Gutenberg