Sentence examples for a headlamp to get around from inspiring English sources

You need a headlamp to get around at night, biking on unpaved trails under a dark sky spackled with stars.

(She seems to get around).

You require a wheelchair to get around.

A car is needed to get around.

"I have to get around.

Walk to get around.

To get around this, practice.

Her spellbinding, largely improvisational performances – in which she uses a headlamp to "switch around the spotlight" on to the audience – are designed to "create a space and invent a unique path of time", unsettling the traditional boundaries of live performance to match her unpredictable compositions.

Your room or tent is bound to include a flashlight or two, and there are typically escorts around camp at night, but I still find a headlamp to be incredibly useful to have around.

Dr. Lewis dropped the insect into a tube and switched on a headlamp to show her catch.

He used a headlamp to read his notes as perspiration dripped on them.