Sentence examples for the lamp it from inspiring English sources

When the inventor lighted the lamp, it glowed orange, "like the mellow sunset of an Italian autumn," a contemporary newspaper said.

As she gently turned the lamp, it cast a pale orange light across the raspberry coverlet, and the room became rosy.

As it radiates out from the lamp, it becomes a nimbus of short, stippled brush strokes, which look very similar to the ones that define the pile of nubby fabric on the woman's lap.

If the resulting work, with all its proverbs, adages, anecdotes, facts, and figures, smells a little of the lamp, it's a fair trade-off.

To know you can still help somebody, to know you can still light the lamp, it can be painful, being told no one needs you, that your value to an entire league is absolutely nothing.

Once you turn on the lamp, it's like looking through the lamp into the luminous skeleton of its shade.

(But Transportation Department literature cautions car shoppers that if they buy a car with the lamps, it is important to put on regular lights at dusk, since the running lamps are only dim headlamps, not taillights).

It's not the lamps, it's not me.

2. Wood is the name of this lamp: it is wood-based with a wood-veneer shade, and is available in oak, wenge or cherry.

When exposed to the bright light/heat of the slit lamp it migrated to the fornix; moments later the worm was visible again and every time it was exposed to the light it would disappear.

His poetry has been composed of harsh musics, the alarums of battle and the death struggles under the reading lamp — it takes to contemplation the way some men take to religion (Hill's relation to Christianity has been famously cryptic).