Sentence examples for bright lights for from inspiring English sources
It is never a good idea to look directly into any bright lights for any amount of time.
The reviewer, mistaking bright lights for evidence of habitation, praises the novelist who knows about, say, the sonics of volcanoes.
Current treatments for sleep disturbances include sitting in front of bright lights for sometimes hours at a time, which often means it's only used in extreme cases.
And suddenly the Giants, one of the least penalized teams in the league, looked like a junior-varsity squad squinting under bright lights for the first time.
Mr. Obama faced the cameras and the bright lights for exactly 59 minutes, cracking a small smile occasionally as he methodically worked through his list of reporters and answering their questions one last time with a sense of melancholy.
He says he was suspended from his wrists for days at a time, hung upside down, subjected to electric shocks, beaten, deprived of food and exposed to bright lights for long periods.
A freight train cast the only bright light for miles as it hurtled across the prairie.
The Country Botswana, established in 1966 after years as a British protectorate, has been a relative bright light for the region.
If the eye is exposed to a bright light for some time before extraction, little or no rhodopsin is obtained.
