Sentence examples for lamp built from inspiring English sources

His house is also filled with things made by his friends: there's a lamp built by Page Goolrick, an architect; several paintings by Audrey Frank; and upstairs, a plaster triptych made by Val Pierotti's grandfather, a plaster artisan who created religious statues for churches.

The cover also packs a reserve battery, which can either power an LED reading lamp (built right in) or offer extra reading time by feeding energy into the Kindle's main battery.

Rooms on lower floors were brighter and larger, but all blend classic style with modern touches like tiny reading lamps built into headboards swathed in rich fabrics.

In its heyday, this stretch of Wilshire offered drivers wide roadways divided by palm tree-lined medians and ornate street lamps built around sculpted metal of svelte topless women.

The floor lamp was built to resemble a torch on a tripod of sticks.

As they worked, the cast could hear Ayers, in a music studio that Lamp had built for him, playing through the walls.

Despite some garish wall paint choices, the place looked like an apartment straight out of the '20s, with heavy iron radiators and lamp fixtures built into the wall still intact.

The first of these lamps was built in 1929 to use in the display commemorating Light's Golden Julilee.

GENEVA — Housed in a former gas-lamp factory built in 1892, a short walk from central Geneva, Montres Journe is the only watch manufacturer remaining in the heart of the Swiss watchmaking capital.

"We are trying to improve the quality of the lamps and build up the chain of local entrepreneurs.

But the old-fashioned bulb, though less efficient than fluorescent or L.E.D. lamps, can build an ambience at a relatively low cost.