Sentence examples for dim headlights from inspiring English sources

When dawn rose one chilly morning last July in Kitengela, a dusty savannah on the outskirts of Nairobi, Kenya, six lions lay dead in the dim headlights of an old land cruiser.

A chain-link fence looms in the dim headlights.

GUANGZHOU, China — Every night, columns of hulking blue and red freight trucks invade China's major cities with a reverberating roar of engines and dark clouds of diesel exhaust so thick it dims headlights.

That included requiring vehicles traveling on remote roads at night to dim their headlights if moonlight could be used instead.

He told the drivers to dim their headlights after making the turn and switch to night-vision goggles for stealth.

Motor manufacturers could be forced to dim car headlights because of concerns that drivers are being temporarily blinded by oncoming vehicles.

But dim your headlights when you see a deer so you don't startle it.

His mind had always been indomitable — "He never dimmed his headlights," Kenneth Clark, the art historian, once complained — but his body was easily subdued.

Batalha likens the process to a fly passing in front of a car's headlight: Every time a planet passes in front of the star it orbits, it dims the star's light a little, the same way a fly would dim a headlight as it flew past.

A demonstration of the technology at Toyota's global research and development centre in Higashi Fuji, Japan, shows how tomorrow's lighting systems use cameras to spot oncoming cars, thus dimming the headlights.

The hoop's large diameter and thin plastic rim are artefacts of its time, and the spread of instruments and gauges on the dashboard provide additional cues: the retro-futuristic Autronic Eye rises like a periscope from the dashboard to peer through the windshield, and automatically dims the headlights when it "sees" oncoming traffic – a full 75 years before Audi had a similar bright idea. .