Sentence examples for lamp looks from inspiring English sources

The quirky, thrift-store lamp looks incongruous.

The British man turns on the lamp, looks at his partner, hesitates, turns off the lamp, hesitates again, then turns it back on.

The desk chair -- the only place to sit unless you count a couple of hassocks -- is top-of-the-line office furniture, and the lamp looks like an operating-room device.

BONE CHINA OWL LAMP BY ROOST, $120, AND PETRIFIED WOOD LAMP BY TOZAI, $225 (NOT SHOWN) "The porcelain Owl lamp glows in a beautiful way, and the petrified wood lamp looks like someone took a petrified tree trunk and dipped it in bronze.

This adjustable, affordable architect-style LED lamp looks and feels like a much more expensive model.

It's not often you can say a lamp looks good enough to eat, but that's the case with the Lumière au Chocolate from designer Alexander Lervik.

Not only does the lamp look like a mushroom, but once it has reached the end of its life span it can be returned to the soil, where it will biodegrade.

Here, under the stairs, bring up the lamp, look, feel it with your fingers, a matting of skin, a hank of girl's hair, the imprint of a backbone, the shadow of the heads of a boy and his sister, two hand-prints, an eyeball.

I went back to the lab and started changing the scale, asking myself, 'What would a baby lamp look like?' and I changed all the dimensions, the length of the springs, the bars, the bulb stayed the same size - that doesn't grow cause you buy it at the hardware store..

In case you miss the new gif-based image in the top left corner of the screen, the playful exclamation point dances around the Y-A-H-O-O like a lost Pixar lamp looking for its home.

Instead of adopting the usual blue moonlight or blue street lamp look, he used an orange sodium-light effect.