Sentence examples for standard lamp from inspiring English sources
noun
A lamp supported by a tall vertical pole in order that light comes from above those seated in the vicinity.
From certain angles, this is not even your standard lamp.
There was a standard lamp with a lampshade made out of parchment.
Take one of the most arresting objects in this year's exhibition: a standard lamp with a garrotte for a switch.
The stage set consists of a standard lamp, giving proceedings the deceptively cosy feel of a living room.
One way it doesn't mimic a standard lamp is in its look when it is turned off.
The Blaschkas employed standard lamp working techniques, in which an artisan uses a small flame for close work with sometimes minute pieces of glass.
Early evening drinkers sit in the glow of standard lamps and log fires.
For those who want to replace 100-watt standard lamps with energy-saving varieties, consumers can now choose between C.F.L.'s and halogen lamps.
When something is truly broken – rickety Ikea shelves, shonky standard lamps, the entire criminal justice system – you just have to pull it apart and start again.
Scattered around the room are standard lamps, the kind once found in grandma's parlor; decorative Italian pottery and a battery of hanging copper pots and pans.
It's everywhere, on walls and ceilings, in furniture and the magnificent "reindeer antler" chandeliers in the 2mille3 restaurant, on the bar top and the standard lamps.
