Sentence examples for a few lit from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a few lit" is not correct in standard written English
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended meaning. Example: "I have a few lit candles on the table."
In Rio where 100,000 marchers clogged the streets, a few lit bonfires, threw rocks and Molotov cocktails and tried to storm the state's Legislative Assembly, cornering 70 officers in the process.
On a good night, it holds my iPod speakers, a few lit candles and a bottle of wine.
Is the mighty common cold so wimpy that it can be defeated by a rubber ducky, menthol, socks, and a few lit candles?
White House officials David Axelrod and Rahm Emanuel tossed a few more lit matches on the fire last weekend.
There was nothing much to look at on the street: bagged trash and a few brightly lit entryways.
37? Okay! Give it a few well-lit photos, and it'll generally get your age right within a year or two.
In the city's government-controlled districts, a few laser-lit dance floors have carved out a home for themselves.
For instance, keep a room you are actually working in brightly lit--a few fluorescent lights cost just pennies for several hours to run, and greatly enhance work efficiency through better vision and alertness.
Underneath a neon sign that fittingly just reads "Bar" is a glass door and, down a few stairs, the low-lit premises of Cucurucu (free entry).
In contrast with the impression given by "CSI", a popular crime series, DNA analysis is not something that takes a glamorous technician a few minutes in a moodily lit room.
In the darkness, lit by a few flickering streetlights and the occasional high beams of passing cars, stand already-weary passengers, their luggage at their feet.
