Sentence examples for recently lit from inspiring English sources

Luzinterruptus, the Spanish art collective responsible for the 6,000 plastic bottle labyrinth, the 4,000 plastic bag holiday tree, and this canopy of LED-lit vegetables, recently lit up a lake in Lormont, France with a thousand glowing, disembodied hands.

The issue of flags recently lit up the streets with riots.

The 31-year-old most recently lit up TV screens in Broadchurch, ITV's hugely successful crime drama.

New Jersey Repertory's new marquee was recently lit up on what was once the Great White Way of Monmouth County.

I recently lit out to sightsee three other people's lives in three nights in three European cities: London, Stockholm and Antwerp.

News that a student had been turned down by a college because of her father's inclusion on a credit blacklist recently lit a wildfire of online anger.

Yale has recently made LIT available for free to all students on the Yale Well website.

"I get a handful of jailhouse marriage proposals every time I publish a book," said Mary Karr, the author, most recently, of "Lit".

Recently the Lit & His actually undertook a rare renovation, moving the main doors back some 20 feet to make room for the rapidly expanding LARGE TYPE books that have become popular as the society's membership ages.

This novel approach was recently green-lit by the IRS as a perfectly legitimate tool employers can use to incentivize both student loan repayment and saving for retirement.

Kaavya Viswanathan, the Harvard sophomore accused of plagiarizing parts of her recently published chick-lit novel, acknowledged yesterday that she had borrowed language from another writer's books, but called the copying "unintentional and unconscious". The book, "How Opal Mehta Got Kissed, Got Wild and Got a Life," was recently published by Little, Brown to wide publicity.