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electric light

noun

  1. an incandescent lamp.
  2. the light produced by such a lamp.


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Example Sentences

You’re not getting the hygge that comes from the cedar aroma and soft electric lights inside a permanent structure.

They pioneered arena performances and electric light, enabling the first night performances.

I motioned him to a seat on a bench under the electric light, and sat down beside him.

You do not forswear studying by electric light because Lincoln relied on his fireplace.

When I do, I can see an electric light, a Dyson vacuum cleaner, a laptop computer, a blow-heater and a mobile phone.

Alaska Electric Light and Power got a 24 percent residential rate hike to deal with inflation and to build a new hydro project.

A special quality of glove made of asbestos cloth, lined with rubber, is supplied for electric light work.

Then rolling chewing-gum from one corner of his mouth into the other, he snapped off the electric light and walked from the room.

Electric light was installed, but not a single fitting was out of accord with the age of the building.

The lounge was now almost empty of people, though the shaded electric light threw a topaz-coloured radiance over everything.

Gaunt and grim was the vast station, with its freezing purplish electric light.

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