Sentence examples for instant light from inspiring English sources

No instant light, no cups of tea from the electric kettle and – gasp – no internet.

Who knows, maybe it would be possible to find a copy of Instant Light: Tarkovsky Polaroids there.

Then there's Instant Light: Tarkovsky Polaroids (Thames and Hudson), a book of Polaroids taken in the 70s and 80s by the Russian film director, Andrei Tarkovsky.

Clarins launches Instant Light Lip Comfort Oil (£18.50, clarins.co.uk) this week and it's closely followed by YSL's Volupte Tint in Oil (£23.50, yslbeauty.co.uk, which launches on 28 January).

Although Pati Dubroff, the celebrity beauty artist for Clarins, would certainly pack a tinted lip balm and the "lipstick of the day" in her purse, she said, she would also include a brightening wand like Clarins Instant Light Brush-On Perfector (it adds brightness around dark circles or shadows), a concealer (she's partial to Clé de Peau Beauté) and blotting papers.

If you don't mind paying more, Givenchy has a Mister Light Instant Light Corrective Pen with SPF 10 that's available in six hues and costs $33, and La Prairie has an anti-aging concealer in four shades for $75 with SPF 15.

Obviously sex is awkward, but that awkwardness would surely dictate an instant lights-off policy and certainly no eye contact or banter.

Jerry Lawson, the chief executive of WW Wood, suggests a simpler method: using a couple of bags of instant-light wood, bottom left.

New products like instant-light bags of wood chunks are intended to make it easy, but a regular chimney starter does the trick, too.

If you're in a place with no stove, lighter or matches, then you can use instant-light coal.

The instant the light is shut off, the mouse stops running and resumes its sniffing.