Sentence examples for lit a lamp from inspiring English sources

One night Psyche lit a lamp and found that the figure at her side was the god of love himself.

Aroused by a knock at the door yesterday, the wife, thinking it was a neighbor, who had called them as usual, got up, lit a lamp, unlocked the door, and went back to the bedroom.

Gordon lit a lamp and produced our dinner: a soup of papaya and mangrove snails followed by some small scarlet fried fish with sago, a wild tree that is felled and gutted for its starchy interior (and fed to dismayed mid-20th-century British schoolchildren).

Neither do people light a lamp and put it under a bowl.

During the battle their temple was destroyed and after building it again the people rededicated it to God by lighting a lamp.

We will have the children paint diyas, give them shakarpara (deep fried flour pieces coated in sugar) to eat and read "Lighting a Lamp," which tells the story of the holiday.

The judged results are displayed at the monitor by alarming a sound or lighting a lamp in case of bad-conditioned part.

Flame ambassadors from towns and cities across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland will attend the ceremonies to light a lamp from the flame to take back to their communities for a flame celebration.

Distraught, she lights a lamp, sweeps her entire home, searching.

Consider having a bedside lamp, desk lamp, fairy lights, a lava lamp, a sun jar, and clip-on lamps around the room so you have constant control over what lighting you want.

The King lit only a lamp at the bedside in the windowless room.