Sentence examples for light of the street from inspiring English sources

In the light of the street lamps, Mr. Jacoby could see a yellow rope hung from each tree.

The drapes were open, and by the light of the street lamps Molly could see Peabo stretched out in bed, on top of the covers in his pajamas.

He walked straight ahead, between the walls of the warehouses, and along a road that glistened in the yellow light of the street lamps.

A mix of uniforms and plainclothes got out, and in the weak light of the street, I could see long guns held at 45-degree angles.

But then he turned to her, and, now in the light of the street lamp, his eyes reacquainted themselves with her face again, indifference, once again, warming into pleasure.

In the light of the street lamps, the road shone black; parked cars were plastered with wet leaves from the beeches and horse chestnuts in the muddy triangle of public garden opposite.

There were dancing angels with illuminated wings, and disco balls suspended from silvery sculptures that cast glittering shards of light on the street.

Similarly, VE Day saw the end of the blackout and lights on the street for the first time in six years.

Shockingly, the drunken guy wasn't that interested in Sarah the renaissance guru, and after chatting a little longer with my roommates, he stumbled off into the bright lights of the street, tripping over discarded beads and fading into the commotion.

Eine is now one of the leading lights of the street-art scene, his shutters decorating cities as far afield as Tokyo, New York, LA and Paris, as well as Newcastle and Hastings, where Eine lives with his wife and three young children.

It was then revived from 1926, but after merger with other local yards and in light of the Wall Street Crash and resultant global recession, collapsed again in 1930.