Sentence examples for that bulb from inspiring English sources

In a previous study on L. longiflorum cultivar White Heaven [ 11], we found that bulb exposure to 4 °C for one week induced a decrease of about 20%% in the time from planting to floral transition and to flowering.

Multiply the kilowatt hours by your local electricity rate to see how much money you spend to power that bulb.

(That bulb is a leitmotif in his late work).

I had the distinct feeling that that bulb of garlic had never been on the conveyor belt; that I had, in effect, stolen it.

Nana guessed that Pete was under that bulb, either there or in his tree house, designed for the children, co-opted by him.

Don't see that bulb as "fun" any more?

The reality, however, is that bulbs are typically very forgiving.

I knew that bulbs reassuringly seek their own level, pulled down by their roots if necessary.

Still fewer people consider the different ways that bulbs distribute light.

Homes, estates, and industries were mortgaged so that bulbs could be bought for resale at higher prices.

For instance, instead of categorizing bulbs in terms of watts, a measure of power, shoppers will speak of lumens, a measure of the light that bulbs cast.