Utiliser "lit" dans une phrase

1. “Name’s Curtis,” he said, a wide grin lit up his face

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2. When the plane started rolling down the driveway, it lit up underneath the wing like some kind of science fiction hovercraft

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3. When brandished, the sun lit the blade so that the entire battlefield was hammered by its glare

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4. At the end of the fjord, in some of the highest cliff walls, is an immense oval, dimly lit by the lanterns of the ships traversing it

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5. He could not see the purpose in watching a star that had been lit up since the dawn of time and would probably never go out

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6. But each morning, when the sun rose in the sky and lit up the Earth, he would feel his father's penance pounding upon his eyes and in his head

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7. Scar entered the dimly lit room, making sure to keep a wide berth around the many people in the room

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8. She remembered Alan telling Glenelle how close to nature he felt when he lit a fire, that was when he began to hope that he could survive on this planet

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9. He led them up a flight of stairs to a large and softly lit bedroom, where

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10. legs as he had done so nonchalantly at the taverna, lit one of his cigars and smiled at

11. Travis's phone lit up with a call

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12. Theo put the cigarette to his mouth and lit it for him

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13. No, as Angels they could give themselves the ability to breath underwater so they dropped down into a brightly lit grotto in the reef blow them that was sending up the rhythm of quite a party beat

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14. yourself”, he said as he lit up and inhaled deeply

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15. Marat’s noble nose, lit a cheroot while the gaoler fumbled with his keys

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16. As the panic subsided I smelt the sulphurous odour of a slow fuse being lit

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17. Children in Talstan had been raised to hate and fear Brazilians even more than Americans for an Earth century by the time Al-Harron first lit its main drive on the voyage to Satan's Star

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18. The flashes from the quick welds it laid down lit up the debris like flares

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19. I imagined him sat at a table, softly lit, with a family, bowls of steaming meat and vegetables between them

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20. I lit a candle and a cigarette and lay with my ear to the pipe, feeling as though I were worthless

21. We need the burner lit to move the ship and enable better monitoring of the Al-Harron

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22. It was a large square room with a high ceiling adorned with fancy plasterwork and filled by rows of tables bearing what she knew to be computer stations criss-crossing the room, lit by natural light from the long, floor to ceiling windows let into one wall

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23. Elden and Son left Song in the candle lit temple while they went outside to

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24. “Suit yourself”, he said as he lit up and inhaled deeply

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25. He led the two women through a doorway into a darkish hallway leading towards the back of the building then, just before they reached the door at the end, he turned and started climbing a narrow, uncarpeted staircase lit by a window halfway up

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26. Lastriss has about two miles of crystal-framed structures along the docks and a fifty story wall of leafy balconies now lit by the reddening, westering Kortrax

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27. It's spacious, brightly lit with gas lamps, rather new, and a little raucous

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28. Here they got to paddle down the old inner harbor for almost a mile, lit only by the bow lanterns of ships at dock

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29. The sky was bright enough to see the ships, their lanterns were brighter than the stars that lit the water

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30. His guard leant against the wall and, having struck a match along Citizen Marat’s noble nose, lit a cheroot while the gaoler fumbled with his keys

31. broke the business on rationed oil and candle lit charades

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32. the mellow embrace of warming candles softly lit,

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33. lit with the fire-fly bright eyed crawl of moving cars

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34. A king size bed dominated the room, there were also two dressers and a nightstand; another large Persian rug was on the floor, Coleman lanterns lit the way

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35. On the window sill, perched red and lit by low winter,

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36. Fred Jackson was sat near the fire, although the fire was not lit

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37. The place lit up like a Christmas tree

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38. Desa went wild with the fire, building a blaze that lit the plains for a hundred yards in all directions from this keltoid clump

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39. He lit up first, “Oh man, it’s been too long

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40. Near as I can guess about 3 to 4 years since I last lit up a decent cigarette

41. Then she opened her pack and lit up

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42. All lit up and tiny down below

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43. full of chatter and conversation, lit by burnished brass

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44. Besides the advanced fiber-optics that lit it, the stand that bore it was finely detailed Kimotran Bale-leaf, deep in lacquer with an ornate row of book rests fronting it, plenty of toe space and conveniently placed wand-racks

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45. She smiled a gap toothed smile at him as she lit an unfiltered cigarette and blew smoke all over his iced bun

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46. Once in the main auditorium, he saw that there was a cage on the stage lit by a single spotlight and in the cage he saw the crumpled form of a young woman, who was, he was sure, wearing the very same dress that his beloved had been wearing when she was so cruelly snatched away from him the previous evening

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47. He sneaked into the living room, which was lit by brilliant white moonlight streaming in from a night bright sky through windows that had never seen any curtains

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48. Once they thought they were safely out of their children's line of sight, they lit much-needed cigarettes, took the smoke down into their lungs in huge gulps and started to laugh and cough all at the same time

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49. "Desa?" He hadn't lit a candle, they were both black on black shapes

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50. "Here, let me", said the lady and she filled the kettle full of water, set it down on the hob and lit the burner

51. There is no window and the room is lit by lightstones – it feels very cosy

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52. He could afford a lantern to keep his eye lit on this end

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53. But what if they don't get one? What then? Where would the young people go? And earlier I'd dreamed of something that still lit the very edges of my imagination, something about a school but as usual, the more I tried to bring it back the more it melted away

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54. The entire night sky lit up

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55. ‘If you had been awake for longer than ten minutes, it would have lit the room again

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56. Surrounding the icon, candles stood in rows like parishioners, waiting to be lit

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57. She lowered the lights and lit a torch beside the table they were next to

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58. playing in the background with lit candles on your table

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59. There is a warm mug of Tesh in each room, and I ordered the fires lit

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60. She reloaded her holder and lit the cigarette

61. I wished they would be as lit up when I taught her

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62. Naria’s violet eyes lit up when she saw the Bowie knife, there was a short intake of breath;

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63. weary troop then panted and wheezed their way to the kitchen, lit

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64. They’d burn thru their lithium in no time if they stayed lit at all

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65. cold, the fires were laid and lit, and the presents, such as they were,

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66. can't describe that feeling,' Fred said, as his eyes lit up

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67. “There’s beautiful”, he said to himself, as he lit another cigar

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68. 'Let it be,' she said and pulled my hand as she lit the eighteenth candle

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69. We came outside as the moon lit up the terrace

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70. She smiled a gap toothed smile at him as she lit an

71. the stage lit by a single spotlight and in the cage he saw the

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72. Her face’s all lit up – she’s obviously expecting a call from Jake

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73. The blow torches lit up the dried grass on the entrance of the bank

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74. out of their children's line of sight, they lit much-needed cigarettes,

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75. water, set it down on the hob and lit the burner

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76. Cut stone was polished, ceramic oil lamps lit the inner reaches, but many rooms were lit with light wells

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77. making machines in a great hall lit by a thousand fairy lights"

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78. To his amazement he found himself in a great hall lit

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79. It was all lit by torches in sconces on the pillars and walls, and by great braziers on the corners of the bull pen

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80. Their eyes lit up when they saw the shape

81. She could make an appointment by phone, she had picked up this one in the 2172 echo, it was an old standby when Gordon’s Lamp lit out from Sol

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82. Once the fire has been lit it becomes harder to positively

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83. The being smiled and the cavern lit up

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84. I look at him, his profile lit up by the headlights of the car coming towards us

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85. The room was dimly lit in an eerie dark green with nothing but drawers full of zombies in its walls

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86. I burst thru a door into a dimly lit room with a sunken circle of six thrones with ornate helmets hanging over them, helmets connected by fibers to a huge onion of glowing crystal at least fifteen feet high right in the center of that circle of thrones

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87. old-fashioned lamp over the bar, already lit

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88. The space was well appointed and well lit with golden panels and hung with pictures from the university’s history

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89. Ozzie’s eyes lit up momentarily as he reached the logical conclusion to the train of through

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90. The hallway was four floors in height, lit by gaslight chandeliers or skylights instead of glow-panels, lined by finely-carved marble railings on the upper floors

91. ” Picking up a small candle like the one under his tea, he lit it on the other and lead them thru one of the black doorways

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92. lit by the watery sunshine, and the sea was whipped into a fair chop

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93. In a dusty and damp cavern lit only by his own torch, he got down drawer after drawer of sample tickets and thumbed thru them in their thousands, one by one, starting on the first day of the decade when Enjteen was born so he was sure he didn’t miss any

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94. Groggy from a bad night, she hauled herself out of bed and, after a prolonged session under the shower – thankfully, Kev had lit the boiler and there was hot water – she went off to prepare breakfast

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95. He had Athnu bring them breakfast on the turret porch, again overlooking the yacht basin, but this time the boats were brightly lit by the sun of the new week

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96. top of the stairs a long, narrow, dimly lit, corridor

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97. Woodbine tin in his pocket and lit it, clearly in the mood for

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98. lamp, lit it, and entered the dark of the corridor

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99. two and lit one, stashing the other into his pack

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100. lamps and lit it