Sentence examples for never lit from inspiring English sources

"I never lit one," he says.

Monuments, bridges, and museums were wired with explosives, yet Choltitz, who earlier in the war had followed orders to kill thousands of Russian Jews, never lit the fuse.

Looking back on his own football career, it doesn't rankle that he never lit up the biggest stage for his country.

The mantelpiece in a techies' apartment was a trophy shelf of geek toys, including several Pez dispensers, Linux penguins, a tin of spam and, oddly as the fire was never lit, firelighters.

A more confident man might have realized that Richard Rodgers never lit up over anything and that he was hearing this new song under the worst possible conditions: Irving was playing it himself.

WASHINGTON, April 20 — In its hunt for slogans to lure tourists, the nation's capital has never lit on the elegance of a "Virginia Is for Lovers" or the panache of a "What Happens Here, Stays Here".

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SOLITUDE has never plagued chick lit's most unreflective only child, Becky Brandon, née Bloomwood — the acquisitive heroine of Sophie Kinsella's "Shopaholic" series.

I'm pretty sure that the reason there was no rioting in Edinburgh last year was partly down to the horrendous weather – if you were outside in that first week of August, it was impossible to get a cigarette lit, never mind a JD Sports.

Label: Never use a lit match or open flame to check fuel level.

Uranus has never been this lit.