Sentence examples for The lamppost from inspiring English sources
noun
The pole that holds up a light so it can illuminate a wide area, such as holds up a streetlight.
The lamppost looked as if it were wearing a gorilla suit.
The lamppost rises from an almost Classical plinth and culminates in a kind of stripped-down Corinthian capital.
The lamppost list was up to date as of Tuesday, the manhole and service box list as of yesterday.
The lamppost supports two lights, one positioned high above traffic, the other fairly low above the sidewalk, which cast pools of light over the heads of pedestrians.
The lamppost is one of the classic "bishop's crook" designs that dominated New York street lighting in the first half of the last century.
He has heard the lamppost jokes.
Does the dog hurt the lamppost?
Venetians can now kiss under the lamppost again — not the old one but a modern copy.
Take that left by the lamppost with the bin on it.
Campaign posters adorn the lampposts.
One year the squirrels ate the lampposts.
