Sentence examples for the headlight from inspiring English sources
noun
A bright light, with a lens and reflector, on the front of a motor vehicle (or originally a train), designed to illuminate the road when driving at night; normally one of a pair.
The headlight looked better than before.
"Look at the headlight and the eyebrow," he said.
In T.S.B. 08-044 issued on Oct. 9, the company said the headlight inverter — part of the circuit that powers the headlight — needed to be replaced.
Bits of yellow and silver plastic from the headlight and fender glittered in the sunshine.
The glare of the headlight With a WHOOSH of thunder as it flies by us.
Toggling the headlight switch, however, occasionally restores functionality to the headlights and high beams.
The branch wasn't sticking into my radiator, just wedged beneath the headlight assembly.
Language also constructs the Hamsters' natural world: the young of the motos are known as "mopeds"; by day the "headlight" rules the sky, while at night, when the headlight is dipped, you see the "dashboard" laid out in stars.
The automaker told the safety agency it made a manufacturing change in early November to correct the headlight problem.
"I see this kid caught with a deer-in-the-headlight look," Mr. Marr said.
This undoubtedly rings true for brand new deer-in-the-headlight physicians like myself.
