Sentence examples for mean lights from inspiring English sources

A double Obama victory would almost certainly mean lights out for the Clinton campaign.

And by pretty solidly, I actually mean lights out.

While unlikely, elimination of such programs could mean lights out for the solar electric industry.

"Boooooink!" went the line drive when it hit me upside the head, near the temple, which can mean lights out if it catches you right.

The brain is the largest target, and a bullet in there will mean lights out, but flinching and minor movements have been known to occur when a brain shot is incurred.

Turned out to mean Light and Liberty.

Newer and faster do not always mean lighter or more streamlined.

Conder used browns and greens, and his paintings catch the mean light of Australia like no other artist before him.

That would mean light for schoolchildren to do their homework after sunset and refrigerators to keep food from spoiling.

While unlikely, elimination of subsidies could mean lights-out for the solar electric industry.

And these opportunities in space could mean light-year advancements right here on Earth.