Sentence examples for light stick from inspiring English sources

A slimmed-down version, called the Ark, includes a light stick, safety matches, food, water, hand warmer, candle and other items for $29.

But Lebone — which means "light stick" in the Sotho language — does not just want to make the batteries and sell them to African consumers.

Much like a fluorescent light stick turns on when you crack it in half, the chemical changes that activate the enzyme also cause the quencher unit to pop off, switching the probe on "like a molecular beacon," Bogyo said.

Later, at Leipzig, where Hector Berlioz and Mendelssohn exchanged batons, Berlioz offered an enormous cudgel of lime tree covered with bark, whereas Mendelssohn playfully presented his brazen contemporary with a delicate light stick of whalebone elegantly encased in leather.

And instead of watching the TV, turn off the light, stick on a few beeswax candles (from local bees, of course, who haven't been fed sugar), and fritter the hours away making love.

The surprise doesn't really work; savvy viewers will pick up on the glow-in-the-dark setup immediately, and the effect is about as spooky as a light stick.

Vendors hawking light sticks.

At night, they come out with light sticks.

It was like peering into a bathtub filled with the juice of 1,000 light sticks.

They jiggle light sticks, leap out of their seats, brandish flags and cheer wildly.

TheEpicenter.com (www.theepicenter.com) offers volume discounts on six-inch-long chemical light sticks in eight colors.