Sentence examples for keep lights out from inspiring English sources

Trim protruding branches at or below a child's eye level, and keep lights out of reach.

The first is simple: let light into your room in the morning and keep light out at night.

It fits snugly on the head like a sleep mask and keeps light out completely.

Jones recommends using blotters, wrapping them in tinfoil and putting that inside a baggy, as the tinfoil keeps light out and the baggy keeps oxygen out.

A few have hand-knitted or brightly coloured blankets on top, to keep light out.

Keep lit sparklers out of reach by planting the stick inside an open can of Play Dough.

We had to put the cars behind the house, keep the lights out and so on".

There is a curtain to keep the lights out and offer privacy.

This not only blocks the smell from getting out of your room from under the door, but it also keeps light from getting out, so it looks as though you are in bed.

Thus we inherit a twinned image of Larkin: as a loner who drew down the shades, not so much to keep the light out as to keep the jaundice in; and as a bachelor, sitting drink in hand, jazz on the hi-fi.

If you work nights it's very important to have good dark curtains and blinds to keep the light out while you're sleeping and to keep a regular sleep schedule in relation to your shift.