Sentence examples for ever lit from inspiring English sources

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?

In the anti-Castro stronghold of Calle 8, the centre of Miami's Little Havana, a small monument with an ever-lit flame remembers the "Martyrs of Girón".

Sofia Vergara is almost a caricature on Modern Family, and the fact that a show like Devious Maids was ever green lit makes my Celia Cruz-loving soul ache.

Of all the movies I ever green-lit, Being John Malkovich is the one directors are most interested in hearing about.

I mean, who's ever seen a lit bar ski?

No one ever stuck a lit cigarette in his mouth, or disgraced him with sexual organs, the way we did with Mr. Balloon Man, or my mother's Kitchen Witch.

Seeing these buildings together in a model, it is incomprehensible that such a skyline could ever be green-lit – let alone physically built.

During a television press tour on August 4, 2009, when Ostroff was asked if the series would ever be green-lit, she said, "Not right now".

His Literary Theory: An Introduction, a punchy synopsis of other writers' ideas first published 20 years ago, must be the best-selling work of lit crit ever.