Sentence examples for wet light from inspiring English sources

You suck the wet light Flooding the cell And smell the lust of the lusty Flicking its tail.

In "Indoor Market, Cardiff", for example, where the poet watches his companion "pass through the wet light of the fishmonger's, / into the gleam of sweet jars", the "wet light" vividly recalls the glisten of ice and fish scales, while the "gleam of sweet jars" evokes both the sweets' jewel-like radiance and the glint of light off glass.

The infrequent wet, light snow often melts quickly, as average winter daytime temperatures are in the mid-30s F (about 2 °C); however, freezing temperatures at night can quickly change the melted snow to ice.

Rocks aren't hard; water isn't wet; light isn't bright.

The pitta dosha is associated with fire and water and has the qualities of being hot, wet, light, and mobile.

Baby let me be your cigarette C'mon and puffa puffa puffa till my tip gets wet Light me up and baby don't fret Cause girl I want to be your cigarette..

When night draws in, we won't forget how once the streets ran wet with light and love.

Photographs taken by the authorities on Aug. 30 show the wet kitchen light fixture, the exposed bedroom socket, the dangling phone cords and a sink stacked with dishes.

If it was too wet to light a fire, they had to subsist on hardtack biscuits and cold sowbelly doused in vinegar.

The rating of color fastness to rubbing (dry and wet) and light of the control and mordanted specimens were evaluated and presented in the Table 5.

(He later put a stick of dynamite up his ass, but it was too wet to light the fuse).