Sentence examples for still lighted from inspiring English sources

Tunnels are still lighted by incandescent bulbs.

The bridges and banks of the Seine, still lighted by streetlamps, take on a muted, more distant look.

Stands of African aloes, which had peaked in January, still lighted up one bed in a kaleidoscope of orange, pink and red flares above silver blue leaves.

Cinders and broken glass could be seen on the sidewalk below the window smashed by the bombers, but the chandeliers inside were still lighted.

In celebrity magazines, iron welders appear, in their beefy union T-shirts, like movie stars, and outside the city's firehouses, crowds continue to linger -- the buckets of flowers still fresh, the candles still lighted.

Unfortunately, there is a chance that the computers will guide these trains through stations still lighted, in parts, by 36-watt bulbs, virtually the same kind switched on when the subway opened in 1904.

Late March and I'm still lighting fires.

But smokers can still light up in bars.

Six centuries later, his trail still lights up the Welsh landscape.

"It was dawn and the halogen lights were still lit along the road," he later wrote.

The traffic police still do not take bribes and the streets are still lit.