Sentence examples for light blown from inspiring English sources

Has the bulb on your favorite street light blown out again?

And when your reading is over, the chapter finished, there are no clicks, no sudden darkness, just a light blown out with a breath.

Her skull was crushed, and a fallen street light, blown down by the ninety-five-mile-an-hour winds, lay beside her.

And when a light blows it diminishes "to a filament, tender as Edison's first miracle held between delicate pincers of wire in the glass globe of the bulb".

Our group of 12 gathered in the murky early morning light, blowing our cheeks and stamping our feet, as our two guides, from Fernie Wilderness Adventures, introduced us to our transport for the day.

Then either the star's light blew the dust out of the planetary system or the dust plunged into the star.

My light blew out ushering in an exceptionally difficult and dark period for me, my family and my closest friends.

Just today the studio told us some stupid photo light blew up and when they opened it up they found hundreds of dead ladybugs clogging up the works.

We have been fired up so many times only to have our pilot lights blown out by events unforeseen.

The raw thinking and uncommercial energy of newcomers like Inflate, a company that in 1995 showed lights blown up like beach toys, is showing responsibility as well.

Yes, its sake bar looks like a Wagamama with the lights blown, but his guests – which have included the borderline occult likes of Demdike Stare and Pye Corner Audio – are impeccably curated and tend towards techno at its most bangingly austere.