Sentence examples for their lamps from inspiring English sources
Ordinary citizens put out their lamps, fearing a brick through the window.
(Ianno was a merchant. To the blokbrekers, he sold linseed oil for their lamps).
He's a neatnik showman, his films summoning genies that fit obediently back into their lamps.
He will light their lamps, warm their houses, drive their engines.
The researchers turned down their lamps and stood back a few feet.
"God comfort you, my daughters," I whispered as they doused their lamps and made their way to their lonely cells.
Certainly their lamp-shining-out-of-darkness effect is eminently Rembrandtian.
"You just see that the other person has turned off their lamp and you think, Oh, I should lower the volume on my headphones".
Eggs are picked out of the crate, inspected in their lamp, and passed along to another crate or a metal tray.
"Seating themselves on the greensward," he wrote, "they eat while the corks fly and there is talk, laughter and merriment, and perfect freedom, for the universe is their drawing room and the sun their lamp".
Kidd nudges his fragile story along at a beguiling pace, and there is a beautiful scene in a restaurant, where F. Scott and Louise, the odd couple, canoodle beside a mirror, and their lamp-lit sweet nothings turn into a real something — a row of endlessly reflected kisses.
