Sentence examples for bulb feeling from inspiring English sources

In one scene Soon-ho gives Young-chan instructions as he stands on a bed and changes a ceiling light bulb, feeling his way along as she guides him by tapping on his leg.

Correct placement in the jugular bulb was ascertained by feeling a resistance to further advancement of the catheter, as well as the volunteer hearing a purl during a bolus injection of saline; x-ray confirmation was not used.

Men exposed to the fluorescent lights produced 40 percent less melatonin than when they were exposed to incandescent bulbs, and they reported feeling more awake an hour after the lights went off.

I had a light bulb moment recently: I was feeling stressed about all the stuff I had to do (you probably know the feeling).

"I'm feeling scared of the light bulb," she says.

Or if you're feeling truly adventurous, and have room in the ceiling, you could install recessed lights with halogen MR16 bulbs.

I had the distinct feeling that that bulb of garlic had never been on the conveyor belt; that I had, in effect, stolen it.

The fizzling light bulbs and overhead thumps lend a further feeling of disquiet.

They associate this bulb with something that is old — it is a feeling of nostalgia, and nostalgia is a happy place.

Candles illuminated some passageways and the only thing alleviating the medieval feeling was the occasional sight of a light bulb hot-wired to an old car battery.

It sits under a single light bulb in a bare, chilly subterranean room meant to evoke the feeling of a torture chamber.