Sentence examples for lightbulb from inspiring English sources

The surprise symbol unveiled on the Sydney Harbour Bridge after midnight struck was a lightbulb, symbolising inspiration.

My lightbulb moment came before I joined Tuxedo, when I joined Alliance and Leicester as commercial director responsible for its own startup prepaid business.

This means one of two things: either Labour deliberately skewed purple in an effort to woo Ukip supporters, or someone bought the wrong type of lightbulb.

Of Kimberley who placed her licked finger on a lightbulb socket with the result that "bingo balls halted and the whole hall gasped/ in silence".

And the next thing you know, there I am, under that lightbulb, pregnant with shame.

This came to a head in 2007 over the bleak My December, an album that opens with the girl who was meant to be America's sweetheart snarling " I hope the ring you gave to her turns her finger green" over grunge guitars, and ends with Irvine, a bare, flickering lightbulb of a ballad that sounds like a nervous breakdown in song form.

Doubtless the Sun is already preparing for Miliband's lightbulb moment.

After months in which the Mail, Express, Telegraph, Daily Star and the Sun had heaped abuse on him, the campaign culminated in an iconic Sun front page in which Kinnock's head was superimposed on a lightbulb with the headline: "If Kinnock wins today will the last person to leave Britain please turn out the lights".