Sentence examples for better light up from inspiring English sources

A 1950 ad shows a pensive-looking baby below the words, "Before you scold me, Mom... maybe you'd better light up a Marlboro".

You'd be hard pressed not to smirk at some of the ideas that made the cut: did babies really advertise cigarettes in 1950 with lines such as "Before you scold me, Mom... maybe you'd better light up a Marlboro"?

Pinewood Studios did even better, lighting up screens like a light sabre as the new Stars Wars and James Bond outings helped it nearly treble operating profits.

"Just as it is better to light up others than to shine alone, it is better to share the fruits of one's contemplation with others than to contemplate in solitude".

The arcade is illuminated with blacklights, all the better to light up the space-themed carpet.

Just as Mrs. Reagan was unable to tell teenagers that it was better to have sex with a condom than without, or to smoke pot instead of crack, the NCI people cannot bring themselves to admit to smokers that it is better to light up a Carlton than a Marlboro.

"I think we are going to find out better and better ways to light up the text," says Inman.

Even the blue LED backlight is better at lighting up the luminous hands than the actual registers.

While it is only speculation right now that Manny may have used this banned substance as part of a steroid regimen, it's not too early to play "Who wore it better?"!!! Alex Rodriguez lit up baseball's scandal season early this year when he admitted to using steroids with the Texas Rangers.

"That's a point of pride, that we light up better," Hartley said.

If anything, it would actually increase the number of potential bottlenecks.A better solution might be to light up more of the "dark fibre" installed during the heady days of the dotcom boom, but left lying unused beneath the streets since the bubble burst nearly a decade ago.