Sentence examples for blown lights from inspiring English sources

"These violations were cited a number of years ago for conditions ranging from a hanging scaffold to blown lights under a sidewalk bridge," said Evelyn Hernandez, a spokeswoman for the corporation.

But it did not kick in after a power failure was followed by a power surge in mid-February, leaving her with blown lights and appliances and no heat, freezing the pipes in one room.

Those native-made carpets are fraying at the edges, the elevators look like they've been lifted from a 1960s council estate, hundreds of blown light-bulbs sit unchanged in its crystal chandeliers.

Those native-made carpets are fraying at the edges, the elevators look like they've been lifted from a 1960s council estate, hundreds of blown light-bulbs sit unchanged in their crystal chandeliers.

Then, as if from its very pages, a soft, scented wind blows, light as an ocean breeze -- and I find myself enticed and yearning, all over again.

Usui Reiki Ryōhō does not use any medication or instruments, but uses looking, blowing, light tapping, and touching.

Machado swung so hard, he may have blown the lights out, as the stadium bulbs went dark soon thereafter for 23 minutes.

(This September, he handed out 1,000 Blow lights in 40 minutes at the Great Light Giveaway).

I had a houseful of people, the plumbing was flooded, and someone had blown the light fuse.

"Neither should Haye, a blown up Light-Heavy who won the Title against an immobile non-boxer," says Sawyer recalling Naylor's earlier statement.

Teas are high-quality loose selections in clear infusion pots, individually prepared and kept at the right temperature on clear blown glass lighted bases.