Sentence examples for use of flashlights from inspiring English sources

British soldiers drive to the snow-capped ridges in tracked vehicles and camp out in small pup tents, boiling foil bags of rations for food and hiding their presence by banning the use of flashlights at night.

A night in the suite, which features one indoor bedroom, costs $3,000 and includes a bottle of Champagne or vodka, chocolate-covered strawberries and the use of flashlights, an e-reader and a telescope for stargazing.

Most crop circles are made at night, and avoid the use of flashlights, cell phones or other prominent light sources.

Through the use of flashlight LEDs, a simplex link and a duplex link combining the two simplex links have also been reported [7].

A variety of flashlight devices for CPR could be produced and distributed to the general public to encourage nationwide use of flashlight-guided CPR, thus generally improving resuscitation effectiveness.

"When you tell one lie, it leads to another," they sing ominously, making spooky use of their flashlights.

— Membership in our After-Dark Club entitles you to use of a flashlight, for reading and avoiding nasty tumbles in the aisle.

Percy Perrodin, who retired as a captain in the Compton Police Department in 2002 after 32 years on the force, said: "Use of a flashlight is never justified.

The N.T.S.B., which recently called for the stricter definition of drunken driving, recommended more use of the flashlight sensors, because studies have shown that even at a sobriety checkpoint, officers often fail to spot the drunks.

Torches and candles are used in lieu of flashlights at night.

In Seattle, for instance, a monitor was brought in to address the incidence of discriminatory and baseless street stops of the public — the core complaint in the New York City case — as well as widespread problems with excessive force, particularly the use of batons and flashlights, often against people with mental illness.