In the wake of Armstrong's death, there may be some discrepancy in how the phrase will be rendered, just as in the ensuing years, there has been controversy as to what exactly Armstrong said as he lighted out from the ladder, becoming the first member of mankind to stand on a celestial body other than earth.
He lights out from Haggerston one winter morning with his friend, film-maker and performer Andrew Kötting, who is stiff-cloth clad as though "for an HG Wells time-travelling romp", and they do an entire circuit of the loop in a single day, sticking as close to the railway lines as possible.
His plots are fraught with rupture: children are kidnapped, parents disappear, a dog lights out from her comfortable home.
You get eight "multi colored mini lights that can shoot beams of light out from your hand" for just a little over $8.
In De Luce, Grosseteste assumed that the universe was born from an explosion that pushed everything, matter and light, out from a single point — an idea that is strikingly similar to the modern Big Bang theory.
He is shooting lights-out from downtown (58.3percentt) and from the field in general (52.1percentt).
"Lights Out for Darker Skies" from 2008's Do You Like Rock Music?
Even so, the album succeeds in much the same way as "Ingénue" did, letting Lang shine a light out from her frozen torch songs.
It is the needs of his investors that drive him to to strive for consistency, rather than, as he puts it, "shooting the lights out" from quarter to quarter.
I cannot do anything but wonder why you're letting someone snuff the light out from your eyes.
