Holy Land is a hill with a big lit-up cross on it off of Exit 19 in Waterbury where some guy spent his life building a miniature Bethlehem.
Meanwhile, in a big, top-lit studio, sixth-formers are at work on their practical exam.
"Lincoln's presidency is a big, well-lit classroom for business leaders seeking to build successful, enduring organizations," Howard Schultz, chief executive of Starbucks, said in an e-mail.
It's a big, brightly-lit room with banks of desks creaking under the weight of computers, a carefully marked floor and scores of special cameras on the walls to register the mocap balls which were Velcroed to my every joint.
At a Barnes & Noble store on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, a table marked by a big sign reading "Chick Lit" contained 45 paperback novels, none of them by Red Dress or any other Harlequin imprint.
Mark "League of Gentlemen" Gatiss's first stab at writing for the Doctor was a rich stew of genuine horror and gleeful cliché, with a big dollop of Eng Lit chucked in for good measure.
And, yet, the experience of a room − especially a big public room − lit by remorseless fluorescent light can be very unsettling indeed.
The building almost seemed to glow from somewhere deep within its base, as if lit by a big pile of burning money.
Created as objects of utility, the "raggly" or bedraggled antique quilts, squirreled away under mattresses and in chicken coops and wood piles, were often used to mop up motor oil, cover up cars from the rain and even, as Arlonzia Pettway herself did, "lit on a big old wood pile and burnt".
"I didn't do it with a lit candle in a big ritual," Ms. Lynn said in an interview, adding, after a pause, "but I would recommend that".
What blogs can give readers is a sense of trust that, in professional circles, only the biggest lit-crit names – such as James Wood or Michiko Kakutani – can attain: a "criticism with personality".
