Sentence examples for headlamp making from inspiring English sources

She enjoyed the solitude of running through the night in the tiny bobbing circle of her headlamp, making it through the race one checkpoint at a time.

They stood at wide intervals along the double-yellow line, their headlamps making them look like a team of miners filing toward a coal seam.

And LED headlamps make the car look more expensive and contemporary.

Windshields, rather than headlamps, make do for eyes, radiator grilles for mouths, and — far more awkwardly — wheels become rubbery stumps of limb, useful for nudging open garage doors but not much else.

The laser diode beams are "bundled" using fluorescent phosphorus lenses in the headlamp, which makes the resulting headlamp 10 times brighter than conventional models.

Reading in the dark with a headlamp could make all the difference.

Radio waves with wavelengths in the centimetre range can be beamed by a reflector, like light in an automobile headlamp, to make up a radar system.

After dinner the real fun begins as you don headlamps to make your way down the mountain with the help of guides.

Corning's close relationship with Detroit, growing from its business of making automobile headlamps, has led to sales of ceramics for auto-emission-control devices.

Make sure your headlamps have good batteries.

If you have one, a headlamp will leave both your hands free, making hunting easier.