Sentence examples for one incandescent from inspiring English sources

"When you walk into the store on Jan . 1 you will not see one incandescent light bulb," said Mona Astra Liss, an Ikea spokeswoman.

That is the pitiful equivalent of one incandescent light bulb per person for three hours a day.In the absence of electricity, the usual fallback is paraffin (kerosene).

While they are not unanimous on the issue, some environmental activists counter that by saying the mercury in a single fluorescent bulb is less than what some power plants throw into the atmosphere while generating the electricity it takes to light one incandescent bulb.

Ms. Jonnes writes: "It was a wondrous vindication, for all around them some one hundred incandescent bulbs had glowed softly to life.

The eulogy--the stories we tell of one small, incandescent life--are a talisman against the madness of our loss.

American jazz had lyric players like Lester Young, demonic ones like Coleman Hawkins, and incandescent ones like Louis Armstrong, but their swinging songs are radiant with achieved happiness and their sad songs ballads touched by the knowing, essentially stoical sound of the blues.

There is a table top of oranges in this show so incandescent one takes a dazed step backwards.

THE Sondheim Celebration," the Kennedy Center's Oct. 21 concert spectacular of highlights from its six-show all-Sondheim summer season, was one of those incandescent communal experiences that the musical theater promises but so rarely delivers.

Tuesday's opening-night show revealed how the fragile chemistry (musical, acoustic and personal) in a cabaret can make the difference between a run-of-the-mill performance and one that is incandescent.

An example he frequently uses is when Thomas Edison tested thousands of materials before he discovered the right one for his incandescent lamp.

By 2020, all bulbs in the United States must use 70percentt less energy than incandescent ones do today.