Sentence examples for lit of from inspiring English sources

I'm a Russian immigrant (before the burst of Russian-immigrant lit of the early two-thousands), and she's working class.

This is chick lit of the assistant subgenre; in this case the boss from hell, Vivian Grant, is a vulgar but brilliantly successful publisher modeled on Judith Regan.

We're proposing to heat some cans of baked beans in Boy Scout style for dinner tomorrow night, If we can get a fire lit of course.

One of the privileges of parenthood is re-reading beloved books from childhood with one's own children, in spite of the sometimes pronounced stylistic gulf that exists between kid lit of earlier eras and that of today.

Ian Fleming, Alistair MacLean, Desmond Bagley, Frederick Forsyth and their ilk were, I suppose, the young adult lit of the early 70s because, even as I was reading them, I realised they were all pretty silly, albeit irresistibly so.

"It gives you a lit of insight into baroque music," said Nick Levitt '94 of the seminar; "It's a small group and you get to know each other really well," said Nick Pioch '94; and [Lippard] "has to be nice to you because he's your housemaster," chipped in Deborah Douglass '94.

The Soraa shot certainly features a much more vivid purple background and just generally looks like the more well-lit of the two.

"A lit bit of excitement, often of a rather dangerous nature, is unavoidable on such journeys.

Add a sliver crescent of white on the lit side of the planet.

She set out for the banks of the river along the lit points of the lanes.

Blow on the lit end of the cigar to make sure it is fully lit.