Sentence examples for as much lit from inspiring English sources

The room is as much lit by the sunlight that streams in through the front door as by the overhead bulbs.

With Sunrise having penetrated the British market as much as it can, Lit senior is diversifying.

For example, they spent twice as much time in the brightly lit part of the cage, which mice usually avoid, Gingrich and his colleagues report in tomorrow's Science.

Top-lit, using as much daylight as possible, the generous spaces proved popular with the public from the first.

In the aforementioned case study, we can observe that how we teach e-lit matters just as much as that we teach it; our pedagogy informs student practice.

His eye was as much flashbulb as camera, scanning a low-lit world for a kind of dirty, tabloid poetry; he was the Weegee of cinema.

By far the biggest part of tonight's victory lap is routed through Manchester towards Liverpool, however – a journey lit by neon and electronics as much as incandescent guitar lines.

Yet Conan Doyle did almost as much as Dickens to establish another enduring theme of London-lit: that every character conceals a secret.

But what if, and you'll have to indulge me here, what if that guy who smells like cats in your Lit Study class happens to like your new phone as much as you do?

Alt Lit poetry plays fast and loose with form, and is as much at home with image macros, screen captures and gifs as with lines of connected text.

The memory that will resonate will be aural as much as visual: that wall of sound that turned the ExCeL into a half‑lit bearpit of excitement over the past fortnight.