Sentence examples for bright gas from inspiring English sources

Among the most talked-about features were the smooth concrete floor and the bright gas lantern that illuminated every corner.

The limelight is a very bright gas lamp, invented in 1825 and widely used for theatrical lighting until about 1900.

— Main Street had some new fixtures Tuesday alongside the quiet antique stores, the sturdy masonry, the bright gas stations, the Baptist churches.

The most recent study concluded that the evolution and the large-scale structure of 30 Doradus is determined by the bubbles of hot, X-ray bright gas confined by surrounding gas, and that pressure from radiation generated by massive stars does not currently play an important role in shaping the overall structure.

There is almost no connection between an industrial tomato, the bright, gassed, ripened-in-the-truck ball of tasteless pith, and one from the local garden, the juicy pomodoro, the apple of gold.

Chandra detects hot gas (blue) that has been pushing aside the radio-bright gas (orange).

Chandra detects hot gas that has been pushing aside the radio-bright gas.

Hot gas (shown in the Chandra image above) has been pushing aside the radio-bright gas (orange).

George Lindsey, the Alabama-born actor and comedian best known for playing the good-natured if none-too-bright gas station attendant Goober on three television series, died on Sunday in Nashville.

On the bright side, gas prices are plunging.

On the bright side, gas prices have fallen sharply in the last two months, which means households have more money free for other kinds of purchases.