Sentence examples for wall lamps from inspiring English sources

This explains the shape of the Railtones speakers: they look like wall lamps.

Characteristic Waterford products include Rococo chandeliers with diamond-cut or scalloped branches, wall lamps, sconces, bowls, and vases.

Plenty of light streams through the tall windows and from the numerous spotlights, table and wall lamps.

Shaded wall lamps create a studious atmosphere, chalk boards serve as partitions, and walls are painted library green.

The worn floorboards, traditional floor-to-ceiling stoves and wall lamps have been around since at least the 1940s, or so I was told by the waitress.

And then there are the lords and ladies who have builders and decorators run up plaster coving, flock wallpaper and brass wall lamps.

In the 1940's Mr. Hansen introduced a wall lamp, now considered the classic swing-arm.

George Hansen may be 90, but his swing-arm wall lamp is ageless.

Despite the brief, the two he proposed were introduced decades ago: a 1970s Cedric Hartman marble-top table and a 1940s swing-arm wall lamp for Hinson.

It's a question that would stump everyone on "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire": Name the designer of the ubiquitous swing-arm wall lamp.

A wall-mounted, plug-in swing-arm lamp like Artemide's Tolomeo Classic wall lamp is a good choice for those whose primary concern is having light to read by ($277 at ylighting.com).