He took a candle from his jacket pocket, impaled it on a metal spike attached to the bow, and, after a few flicks of a lighter, got it going and set a glass windshield in place.
First order of business, she says, flicking on lights: "We need to put on some tunes or we're not a record shop".
Does every flick of a light switch need to go to the cloud and come back down to turn on your light bulb?
The swaths of material they created, dubbed "smart curtains," could bend or straighten in response to the flick of a light switch.
As in those plays, the passage of time lurches and stalls erratically in "Horse," as dusk falls with a flick of a light switch.
By inserting light-sensitive microbial proteins on the surfaces of nerve cells, scientists can instantly and repeatedly activate or block individual nerve cells or circuits at will with the simple flick of a light switch.
IN the wake of widespread violence during the New York City blackout of 1977, a newspaper columnist quipped that just one flick of a light switch separated civilization from primordial chaos.
It was like the flick of a light switch: she was suddenly producing a full, easy, idiomatic sound with a radiance that outshone everything had done to that point.
A flick of honey lighting introduced the first four evening dresses, which the stylish young Bianca Brandolini called "just beautiful".
In a single flick of the lighter, Apple gave us the tiny nudge we needed to erase music's years of isolation from the digital age.
"Have you ever seen All of Me?" Lily asked with a coy flick of her lighter.
