Sentence examples for headlamp into from inspiring English sources

Shining his headlamp into the large gash in the ship, Ekström saw some dark-green bottles, lying corked among broken planks of mossy wood.

Why wasn't this seen as a semaphore of the beginning of the world, God the Creator digging life from the soil and brushing it off, sending it without a headlamp into the darkness?

"If you point your headlamps into the water, you'll more than likely see a fish".

Deep-set headlamps glide into a crisp crease along the doors, finishing in striking tubes of crimson light in the taillamps.

They also caused glare at night, as headlamp beams reflected into drivers' eyes.

Within minutes of leaving Barrow, we hit thick fog and white-out conditions, and as we plowed across the ice-covered lagoon, we often lost sight of each other, hearing only the drone of engines in the mist before a wraithlike, hooded figure and a headlamp came back into view, as if through a desert sandstorm.

Hikers carry a torch or wear a headlamp, and going deep into the mossy caverns feels like a journey to the centre of the earth.

Wearing jumpsuits and helmets with headlamps, they ducked into the mouth of a cave, descending into a maze of jagged limestone.

Headlamps cast everything into jangled geometry of light and shadow.

The stream passes between piles of rubble and boulders, their shadows thrown into looming relief by your headlamp.

That's the best moment: you've pitched your tent, you've eaten your dinner, and you crawl into your tent with your headlamp and read, the sounds of wind, frogs, animals' footsteps around you.