Sentence examples for lamp comes from from inspiring English sources

The M-Kopa lamp comes from a company co-founded by Nick Hughes, the man who helped invent mobile-phone-based money transfer service M-Pesa for Vodaphone.

The pair of chrome table lamps came from a terrific shop that rejoices in the name Switched On.

(The stones on the street were arranged by architects from Paris, and the 100-year-old 100-year-old 100-year-olde from Paris).

During location filming, Adam visited several funeral homes in the Las Vegas area, the inspiration behind the gaudy design of the Slumber mortuary (the use of tasteless Art Deco furniture and Tiffany lamps) came from these experiences.

Mouse anti-human LAMP-1 came from Biolegend (San Diego, CA).

The cat lamp came with you.

The house is now a perfect setting for the kind of midcentury modern furnishings they collect: a Danish modern dining table, chairs by Harry Bertoia, leather couches by Florence Knoll, a shaggy rug hand woven in the South of France and an elliptical living room lamp that came from a hotel in Copenhagen.

Artificial light, whether it comes from a lamp, the TV or even just your smartphone, can trick the brain into thinking it's time to stay awake and alert rather than settle down.

The Wing has none of the look of a hospital, Rudy discovers; the walls are oak panels and the soft light comes from Tiffany lamps.

She uses hardly any electricity - her refrigerator operates on gas, light comes from kerosene lamps and a wood-burning stove provides most of her heat.

And it was the kind of easygoing, art-first statement characteristic of Mr. Weitz, whose stage name comes from the head lamp he wears as he manipulates samplers and synthesizers.