Sentence examples for ever lighting from inspiring English sources

There was no chimney and no hearth, since Odd had no intention of ever lighting a fire".

Flagstaff was already a pioneer in light pollution awareness; the city council passed the first ever lighting ordinance in April 1958, banning advertising searchlights that interfered with work at nearby Lowell Observatory.

Nothing will ever light up the cortex faster than cathode rays.

Nobody, surely, has ever lit a cigarette with the exquisite pathos that Joseph Cotten manages at the end of The Third Man.

Boyer, above with Ms. Arthur, is the story's romantic fulcrum, and Borzage lights his eyes -- they pop out of the layered shadows in early, noirish scenes -- as carefully as Josef von Sternberg ever lit Marlene Dietrich.

Has Snoopy or Barbie or a single Disney character ever lit a Menorah?

Again and again we walked, and the sky became ever lighter.

At the beginning of their career in aeronautics, the Wright brothers recognized that automotive enthusiasts were producing ever lighter and more powerful internal-combustion engines.

The boy who posed proudly for the camera with a balsa-wood glider and a silver cup grew naturally into the inventor whose chief joy was to make wings ever lighter and ever larger.Birds were always his chief instructors.

Carbon paddles, which fall into the category of performance paddles, can weigh half as much and have become increasingly prevalent and ever lighter over the last decade.

By the time we leave it is quite dark, and what ever light there was seemed very different from the evening light of last week, it has a real October quality ('Halloween light' as Allan calls it).