Sentence examples for be lit with a from inspiring English sources

Every candle and lamp you find in a house can be lit with a burst of your flame magic – it's pointless, but it is also logical.

In the kitchen, where they kept the original gas stove, which needs to be lit with a match, they removed layers of paint from cabinets and cupboards.

They have a new stove, boxed and sitting in their living room, that will replace the current one, which must be lit with a match.

LeBron and the other Cavaliers are shown walking toward their locker room in a dark tunnel that seems only to be lit with a black light; parts of his sneakers glow, but everything else is in shadow.

Everything tends to be lit with a dreamy, woozy kind of afternoon sunshine and lens flare, in a place where a contented, diverse population mills happily around, rather like a TV ad spot for Apple computers directed by Douglas Coupland.

The place is filled with boxes because they are planning to renovate, particularly in the kitchen, where the walls are turquoise and the stove is so old it has to be lit with a match.

The four-burner stove has a temperamental pilot light and has to be lighted with a wand, and there are only three small squares of counter space.

The interiors and government offices are lit with a pallid, headachey glow.

"Multispectral Imaging Using Multiplexed Illumination," The scene is lit with a set of distinct illuminations and a synchronized RGB camera captures the corresponding images.

Rather than diminishing the play, this Winnie's ordinariness magnifies it in Natalie Abrahami's grimly funny, absurdly painful revival, which is lit with a forensic brilliance by Paule Constable.

When this cloth was lit with a match, the entire room would light up.