Sentence examples for bloody light from inspiring English sources

But it's still just a bloody light.

What height is the window – I was getting upper window myself – how is the bloody light striking him?

Reminiscent of a post-apocalyptic work of an earlier generation, Nevil Shute's "On the Beach" (1957), "Poison" explores a city where there is no power and no petrol; only birds falling dead "like lumps of some tarry black precipitate" from a sky thick with "bloody light".

I mean dark as in turn the bloody lights on.

Because the perp isn't always going to be carrying a blade big enough to gut a farm animal, it's important for police officers to know about more secret agent-type weapons, like this (for some reason also bloody) lighter knife.

And little side dishes of sauce – aïoli with a massive tangle of langoustines; béarnaise with a thick chunk of fine, bloody ribeye – are stellar: light, almost foamy, telling tales of good eggs, butter and freshly-snipped herbs.

State Senator Hiram Monserrate's lawyer, Joseph Tacopino, is excited that police found a bloody smudge on the light switch in his client's illuminated bedroom — proof, Tacopino says, that Monserrate slashed his girlfriend's face with a broken glass as the result of a Rube-Goldberg-like accident, since you don't commit domestic violence in a pitch-black room.

Or a brave bunch of rebels make a stand against the imposition of dangerous tyranny, until for the sake of the land as a whole they give way, bloody, bowed but the light of revolt undimmed in their eyes.

A flashing UV light uncovers bloody handprints on a mock-up of a sitting room wall.

We'd get some nitropril, a quart of distillate, a plug of jelly and a detonator, light the bloody thing and [it would] go to buggery.

"Benji," he started, squinting at the bloody hole in the poor light, "you have to go to the hospital".