Thrilled to know the famous writer, Eleanor sunned herself "in his smiles", but she thought, too, that his eyes were sometimes like "danger-lamps".
General Electric created and manufactures halogen bulbs, but not the fixtures that hold them, and G.E.'s McGowan says that from the start, G.E. recognized the potential danger from halogens and encouraged lamp manufacturers to hide the hot bulb with a protective glass covering.
Doctors warned of the dangers of nail salon drying lamps, unnecessary testosterone supplements, and becoming a professional musician, which can result in skin cancer, blood clots, and hearing loss, respectively.
My treks involve some planning and equipment — drinks, gels and head lamps — and they come with some danger — the risk of injury, alone in isolated areas, and snakes.
Though his work does places him in mortal danger, Mr Ramadan said that fixing a poster to a lamp-post or a wall gives him a feeling that trumps his fear.
Demand for the lamps soars at harvest time when households have money, but the danger is that inflation will destroy the market.
It would be unfair to reveal any more, except to say that there is a sex scene of erotic danger, creepily shot with most of the light coming from a red lava lamp that seems to be having orgasms.
A table lamp or vase could have played the same narrative role without such real danger.
Safety lamp, lighting device used in places, such as mines, in which there is danger from the explosion of flammable gas or dust.
