Sentence examples for many lamps from inspiring English sources

How many lamps are switched on after monkey 1000 pressed his switches?

I have radios and '50s curtains and old signage and lamps, so many lamps.

In the garage, bathed in light from his many lamps, sat a pile of nearly two hundred pages.

As the brightness dwindled, little by little everything began to freeze, to go lifeless, until all the many lamps in the room went dark.

I feel certain that James -- the author of the experimental novel "The Awkward Age," which presents the characters' thoughts as so many "lamps" of consciousness -- would have approved of Ms. Mangolte's use of the camera as "seeing eye".

However, Gudenrath [19] mentions that mosque lamps from the same time do not seem to share these features, remarking on the relative crookedness of many lamps.

Another issue is that current LEDs generally provide only "directional light" rather than a 360-degree glow, meaning they are better suited to downward facing streetlights and ceiling lights than to many lamp-type settings.

Since the cross section of the shaft of many lamp poles is octagonal, registration based on an octagonal pyramid model is proposed.

Many times, lamps that fail to light fully indicate (in order to be checked): cold lamps or low ambient temperature, defective lamps or starters, a reverse connected 120V ballast, bad lamp holders or defective ballast.

Many had lamps designed to look like old-fashioned gas lights.

The lamp, which comes in white, platinum, black and six brighter colors (blue jay, wasabi and tangerine are pictured), has a continuous-range dimming switch (from 15 to 100 percent) and a convection airflow system that eliminates the excess heat that makes many desk lamps annoying.