The 4-year-old and 2-year-old will make off with anything of value (e.g., a portable book lamp, spare change, a Tylenol bottle), and so we keep these objects on higher ground.
"An extra block and tackle to rig a preventer on the boom, a spare halyard, a kerosene lamp if you lose electric power -- that's safety gear".
A torch and / or a lamp, with spare batteries for each.
Poropat reports that the corncob ships traveled under cover of darkness and, stripped of all unnecessary equipment, carried no radios, having only a signal lamp (with a spare bulb) for communication.
When removing a light string from service, remove lamps for spares for later use.
The presentation had the outward trappings of a dance event, with five leotard-clad performers moving through a spare, starkly lighted set strewed with electrical cords, lamps, flat platforms of varying sizes, and other small implements.
Their sinuous forms are offset by the spare, linear black and white of salvaged white-birch lamps.
Sotheby's presents an offering of contemporary art (Sept . 10, led by one of Roy Lichtenstein's spare, idealized interiors from the nineteen-nineties ("Interior with Three Hanging Lamps").
So the few spare objects that the Burroughs family possessed -- table, towel, jug, bowl, kerosene lamp -- as in a Vermeer, are each given a separate weight, purity and value.
The lamps, which were recently introduced during Vienna Design Week, incorporate spare brass frames that almost invisibly support the central inner orbs and handblown glass hemispheres that nest around them.
