Sentence examples for sees the lit from inspiring English sources

First things first — there's still no official release date yet, though the device will launch sometime in Q2 and pre-orders are set to begin on May 7. The Evo does have a price tag though, and Sprint customers can expect to shell out $199 for it whenever it sees the lit of day.

They turned a corner and she could see the lit-up window of the launderette.

On the walk over, we saw the lit-up skyline in the distance.

He saw the brightly lit rag-doll corpses of his son and his first wife drenched in blood.

Close to the surface, we see the brightly lit control centers and laboratories, which resemble the kind of villain's lair, staffed by murmuring drones in jumpsuits, that gets annihilated at the end of James Bond movies.

You can almost see the dim lit workplace of this famous painter in front of you when you're looking at his self-portraits.

Romance Inverse, by Itzik Galili, sees the NDCW women, golden-lit by Yaron Abulafia, slinking and rippling across the darkened stage to the music of Steve Reich.

Although I'd seen the brightly-lit store for decades, I'd never been inside, not even for a gag gift.

I can see the dimly-lit hall, some doors open, allowing yellow light to spill out onto the floor, some doors closed, and the wall of lockers ahead of me.

See the kerosene-lit room where Coolidge was sworn in at 2 47 am on Aug. 3rd 1923, and learn the snarky reason that he donned a fancy suit for a farm-work photo.

Twenty minutes across Salvador and I was looking out the window to see the neon-lit sign: Kama Sutra, incidentally incorporating the Portuguese word for bed, cama, and the Indian sex bible you once saw on your parents' bookcase.