Sentence examples for lay lights from inspiring English sources

Lay lights could also camouflage supplementary artificial sources; in 1857, the South Kensington Museum (now known as the Victoria and Albert) became the first museum to install gaslight so that working people could visit at night.

Lay lights in an open flat area (preferably one where no one will walk through, opening the possibility of crushing the lights) and allow them to sit for an hour.

By midcentury architects had added the lay light: a milky glass ceiling laid beneath the skylight, which made a glow like a lantern's.

An inscription commonly found is "may the earth lie light upon thee".

Mist-shrouded sea and landscapes in dour grays and greens set a scene that lies light-years away from the chipper, Day-Glo shallows of, say, "Pinkalicious".

"None of the brain areas associated with lying light up whatsoever when he's asked about killing his room-mate".

Khan should probably not have travelled to Washington to lay his light-welterweight title on the line.

Lay your light on the countertop, underneath where you plan to do the installation.

To prevent this shine, lay a light towel over the trousers as you iron them, and simply iron the towel.

Lie the lights along your inside windowsill.

The LMC is about 160,000 light-years from Earth, and the SMC lies 190,000 light-years away.