Light in August

noun

1. a novel (1932) by William Faulkner.

Example Sentences

However, Rashid said they signed paperwork and got the keys "way before" any of Rafiq's allegations came to light in August 2020.

From BBC

Problems at the plant first came to light in August, when water-quality monitoring from local nonprofit Blue Water Baltimore flagged high bacteria levels outside Baltimore City’s second plant along the Patapsco River.

From Washington Post

M.L.B.’s investigation into Bauer also encompasses an incident that came to light in August, when a Washington Post article detailed how an Ohio woman had sought a protective order against him last year after accusing him of punching and choking her without consent during sex.

From New York Times

Federal regulators gave that diversity rule a green light in August, over the objection of a dozen Republican senators.

From Los Angeles Times

The activity came to light in August last year after Shackleton was urgently tipped off by Cherie Blair, the wife of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, that she and Haya had been hacked, the court was told.

From Reuters