Sentence examples for yellow lamp from inspiring English sources

On the approach to the front door, across shards of shells and sea glass, there's a single yellow lamp glowing behind a downstairs window.

Across the alley, a white-turbaned Zaydi imam, his face illuminated by a yellow lamp in the gathering darkness, spoke to a crowd of young men about the religious duty to expel unjust rulers.

"Billy's house was full of vivid colors: a bright blue couch, a glowing yellow lamp, and also a red carpet that contrasted with the wooden floor".

—That sentence had a variety of different words, but, "Billy's vivid house was full of vivid colors: A vivid blue couch, a bright yellow lamp, and a vivid red rug that contrasted against the wooden floor".

The viewer stands outside swing doors ajar, behind which a yellow lamp-shade hovers on the threshold of a realm of episcopal purples.

The cosmonauts climb the stairs into their capsule, a dense early-morning mist hanging thick and lighted by dreamy yellow lamps.

That same year at the Tate Modern in London, he exhibited The Weather Project, a 50-foot (15-metre) in diameter orb resembling a dark afternoon sun made of 200 yellow lamps, diffusing screen, fog, and mirrors.

Yet the heaviness of the dark wood is lightened by Jonna's way with prints, plus contemporary pops of colour: egg-yolk yellow lamps from Habitat and a tomato-red Smeg fridge.

Yellow lamps are better for a Hollister room; they give a soft glow to a room.

Go talk to Sir Vant downstairs, and click "I Can Kill The Dragon For You" He'll give you two(2) Yellow lamps, they give 250 XP Each, Use Them Both On Strength, you should have about 7 or 8 strength.

So let this road take you, autumn's enchanted boy lifted into the wet-yellow lamps of the maples; taken up by that fleeting light, let your trophies fall to the rain, let the lean of the motorbike carry you down the moraine, across the rising chill from the fields, on into town: warm light, voices, a meal in the tavern's golden cave.