Sentence examples for has no lights from inspiring English sources

I'd already been told by Michele Coombes, the site manager, to arrive before dusk, as it has no lights.

And when the scorching afternoons give way to night, the training must end because the stadium has no lights.

The biggest block of flats opposite the Chinese border town of Tumen, where the rent-a-binoculars trade flourishes, has no lights on in the fading daylight and its inhabitants can be seen drawing water in buckets from a well.

When I attended a recent evening practice, at a public park near Booker T. — the school's field has no lights — the defensive coaches had wheeled out large plastic trash cans to simulate offensive linemen.

By American legal standards, the trial in this provincial seaside city is more than a little bizarre: small bottles of Roi des Coqs rum are sold inside the doorway; defense lawyers shout insults at the judge, claiming the trial is fixed; observers cheer as if they were at a soccer game, while some witnesses testify in semidarkness because the building has no lights.

Luckily, the hot line of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is open for 17 more minutes, until 9 p.m. Next: It starts about bedbugs, then meanders into a discussion of how she has no lights in her kitchen or living room, how she used to live in a homeless shelter, how she owes almost $16,000 to someone.

But let it never be said that this melodrama has no light side.

Its lacquered front door sticks in the frame; its loo has no light and a hosepipe instead of a cistern.

"I live in an old five-story building where the hallway has no light and no windows," one Muscovite, Boris Frantskevich, wrote in a post.

The camera, he wrote, has no light meter and no automatic focus, shutter, ISO or aperture settings, meaning it's all on him.

If the closet has no light, you will need a flashlight, lantern, or some other form of light.