Sentence examples for bulb which is from inspiring English sources

It's a dreadful dark place without windows, and the only source of light is the electric bulb which is always on.

Even though Christy Prunier is the closest noun, in this construction the participle would properly modify the subject, "light bulb," which is not what we intended.

We'll have things like the Plumen light bulb, which is a $20 to $30 item, as well as things that cost $15,000".

Front's Lampshade Bulb, which is also made of glass, has a domed underside that distributes light evenly, as a shade would.

The bulb, which is soft and unbreakable, can be squashed flat for easier (and cheaper) shipping, and lasts as long as the L.E.D. itself (about 10 years).

"You can use a shallow, frosted-glass circle, which is great for city apartments, with a 200-watt halogen bulb," which is roughly equivalent to 350 watts of incandescent lighting, Ms. Lenar said.

The carbon-filament bulb was eventually succeeded by the more efficient tungsten-filament incandescent bulb, which was developed by George Coolidge of the General Electric Company and first appeared in 1908.

Unlike cloves from the bulb, which are more of an accenting note, the scape, with its milder, more forgiving flavor, gets to be the star of a recipe.

A modern LED bulb can provide the same illumination of an old-fashioned 100W incandescent bulb – which are now banned from sale due to EU rules – for about a 10th of the energy.

Detailed analyses revealed that Prom1 is expressed in the granular layer of the cerebellum, where the interneurons exist, and in the glomeruli of the olfactory bulb, which are composed of axons of olfactory cells and dendrites of olfactory bulb interneurons.

Colonoscopy was normal, but gastroscopy revealed a fleshy vascular polyp in the duodenal bulb which was biopsied.