Sentence examples for your headlamps from inspiring English sources

"If you point your headlamps into the water, you'll more than likely see a fish".

Le Mans, an event founded in 1923 as a way of showing potential customers that your headlamps, windscreen wipers and canvas hoods could function at high speed around the clock, remains an effective shop window for major motor manufacturers.

"Turn off your headlamps," Steinken said.

Make sure your headlamps have good batteries.

If the guide asks you to turn your headlamps off, hold hands with the other person.

Even if it means moving in the dark – wear your headlamp.

The stream passes between piles of rubble and boulders, their shadows thrown into looming relief by your headlamp.

"The darker it is, the closer they come," Mr. Moneymaker noted, and I sensed that neurotically flicking on your headlamp midexpedition was considered an unforgivable gaffe.

Or a sight — how immense the orange crescent moon seemed, rising as you headed down the trail alone with your headlamp and thoughts at 4 a.m.

That's the best moment: you've pitched your tent, you've eaten your dinner, and you crawl into your tent with your headlamp and read, the sounds of wind, frogs, animals' footsteps around you.

Working the nightshift presented other hazards - falling trees and rolling rocks outside the vision of your headlamp.