Nothing is dirtier or more dangerous than collecting electric cable, which has to be stripped of its plastic sheathing to reveal the precious bright wire, as it is known, that lies beneath.
There was no eye set in the sink, no way to cut the lights off in the forest, no elevator clouded down, no no resounding, no bright wire.
Hold the wire over the stove until the wire turns a bright red color.
The resultant gray powder behaved differently from anything previously known; it exploded on contact with open flame or a red-hot wire, producing a bright flash, a loud report, dense white smoke, and a sulfurous smell.
"Sometimes (Caligula) was Apollo and sometimes Mercury and sometimes Pluto But most of the time he was Jove: he wore an olive-wreath, a beard of fine gold wires, and a bright blue silk cloak, and carried a jagged piece of electrum in his hand to represent lightning.
There are some weathered plastic Duane Reade Easter decorations — a hip-high bunny rabbit and a bright-green egg — wired to the front porch.
Every step she took, she felt as if there were a wire that lit up, a bright message travelling from her heels to the top of her skull.
One end of the sitting room was dominated by a sculpture of a hand holding a bright blue eyeball through which a length of wire has been inserted.
When Maksim reached for the wire with his left hand, a "bright explosion" went off before his eyes and the current seized him violently.
Ashcroft lay with a bright light shining on him and tubes and wires coming out of his body.
