Sentence examples for bulb lit from inspiring English sources
The finer storm houses had built-in shelves (for batteries, canned food, transistor radio) and plank benches, and electricity: a bare overhead bulb, lit by tugging a cord.
A single bulb lit up reluctantly.
The old woman tugged a string and a bare bulb lit the attic.
A red bulb lit up on Shore's podium, and an engineer announced the number of the take: "6084 of 912 921b, from 277, beat 3".
The curtained backdrop, with a blaring, bulb-lit version of her signature in the centre, mirrored the ambiance of a fairy-tale teenage girl's bedroom, but the singer's mood often seemed the precise opposite of her surroundings.
ONE hundred years ago this month, a light-bulb lit up over a physicist's head and he wondered what made it yellow.
Do we really have nothing more interesting going on in Toronto right now? Do I care what one impoverished ACTRA member does in in the privacy of an Edison-bulb lit restaurant in exchange for an a la carte tasting menu?
In this analogy a lit bulb represents the presence of an object: for instance a series of bulbs in a line lighting up in sequence represent a body moving in a straight line.
If the answer is less than a million years, said Geoffrey Marcy, an ace planet-hunting astronomer at the University of California at Berkeley, "Our Milky Way may be lit up only here and there during the past 10 billion years, and we may be the only lit bulb".
