Use "lights" in a sentence

1. A relaxing, routine activity right before bedtime conducted away from bright lights helps separate your sleep time from activities that can cause excitement, stress or anxiety which can make it more difficult to fall asleep, get sound and deep sleep or remain asleep

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2. A simple trip to the grocery store will be filled with episodes of bad drivers, poorly-timed traffic lights, crowded aisles, indifferent checkout clerks, and thin plastic grocery bags that rip too easily

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3. He stomps it out lights another

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4. I can watch for it as soon as it lights, but those probes won't see the inert craft

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5. · Have handrails and lights put in on all staircases

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6. A long, drab corridor illuminated with fluorescent lights

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7. The lights above his head seemed

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8. The houses and tavernas and bright lights of the

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9. With the lights out my

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10. John pauses, touches some of the big Christmas lights hanging from the building, looks about before entering

11. The cavernous roof with its harsh strip lights folded into starry night

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12. He reaches over on the nightstand, lights a cigarette, hands it to Ahmed

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13. glowed under the lights in ambers and olives and whites, almost tabby in effect

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14. She lights a cigarette, offers him one

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15. from the lights and the chirpy clatter of bars and restaurants

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16. "Turn off the lights there

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17. She braked – he saw the brake lights come on, but it appears that her brakes failed for some reason

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18. Drivers flashed their lights and drove through without a look in the old man’s direction

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19. Naturally, there are still lights on in one or two of the houses – this lot never sleep from what I can see - and Henry waves across at us … he’s taking Buster out for a late night walk

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20. The truck would idle for a moment, waiting for traffic to clear or for lights to change, and as the truck moved off I spat oaths of vengeance in my head, while I fought for breath through my clogged nose

21. Smile, it costs you nothing and it real y lights up a person"s face

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22. With the night sky calling forth the hunter in her soul, she opened the curtains, stepped out onto the balcony and gazed down the dusty little lane that ran towards the local coastal strip, with its bright lights, its noise and its scurrying human possibilities

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23. There seemed a deepening of the chill in the air as she climbed up and out of the town, as though the imminence of winter was more profoundly announced away from the lights and the chirpy clatter of bars and restaurants

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24. So here she was, about to walk down the ramp and into the underpass, with the first dread impulse to run back to the lights and bars rising from the pit of her stomach

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25. Alan expected the lights here in the hall would be turned up when the show ended

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26. And now there weren't just noises in the sky, there were lights

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27. turns, lights another unfiltered Players,

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28. catching reflections from the coloured lights

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29. and stops at traffic lights, where a white Fiat van

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30. reflecting the lights from the stage

31. Red lights in his face

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32. In one there were several packs of Marlboro lights, and in the other Capri menthols

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33. Fred turned on the Christmas lights

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34. In the surround sound of cars beyond strip lights,

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35. Jack had put on the Christmas tree lights

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36. that there were no lights on

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37. the street lights along the river reflected

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38. Through the window, I could just make out some lights, orange, so still in what must have been sports arenas and motorways

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39. Orange lights flickered across the surface in the late afternoon sun

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40. Pin pricks of light glittered in the growing darkness, unusual clusters that had me confused until I twigged they were not stars at all but lights from mountain houses

41. On the road down to the harbour with its lights and the village life, the faint strains of bouzouki floated through the air from a shop nearby

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42. Boy sleeps with the lights out,

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43. From Homer I gathered a huge range of heroes and myths about monsters and magic that I'd tell to my dormitory mates after lights out

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44. Behind the desperate couple, the house lights went up, but they were so engrossed in their respective miseries that neither of them noticed a shabby little old man shuffling down one of the aisles and taking a front row seat

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45. The lights snapped off and there was another crack of thunder

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46. As the lights came up again slowly, the tart with a heart was standing where the blonde spirit had appeared, and she was smiling her soft and gentle, gap toothed smile once again

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47. It appeared that mother was winning and the bright lights of the Nevada desert would soon be graced by two new high rollers with money to burn

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48. I don't know if it was the reflections in the sea, or the lights from passing ships, or maybe the peaceful scattering of tables and chairs in the street, or even the girl, the mountains, the bells, or all of it all together, but that was the evening the spirit of the village of Sophia stood before me, showed me her face and stole me away

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49. Along the road out of town, I climb for about half an hour to where the bulldozers have scraped out the old rock to make the new road, and from there look back at the lights of Sophia, a tender pattern of sparks with a few gaps where mountain homes once stood

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50. A frail string of lights hanging in the darkness - and such dense darkness there would be without the tender sparks

51. They could see lights twinkle from all the little waterfronts, still burning as light slowly returned

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52. They told him all about their great city, its lights and music, and especially about their jobs and their wonderful bonus payments

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53. Behind me the music was mocking and brash and the dancing and clapping against the coloured lights grated on my nerves

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54. There are lights at the business end of the barge but none here

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

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56. Somebody put the lights on, everybody moaned, so someone turned them off again

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57. They were especially keen to send their tomatoes to the restaurants run by their celebrity chef chums in the bustling centres of expensive consumer consumption that shined amid the phantom lights of the capital city

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58. He even made a special series of videos to show on his body and as he slowly revolved under the hot studio lights, as he turned from judge to judge, each programme was revealed in all of its glory

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59. The lights, the pictures, the coat stand, his sad old shoes, everything was OK until I saw a photo of me and him kissing and I was in shreds again

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60. Scarily, I narrowly miss hitting the car in front of me when it stops at traffic lights … I make an effort to concentrate on my driving

61. In the lounge, Alastair has turned off the lights and is peeking out of the window

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62. When he had been young, in the dog days of the Nigerian occupation, the stars had been lights in the sky

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63. fly, killing the lights and every other electrical appliance in the

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64. What I suggest is that we just perk up the colour with low lights to tone in those grey hairs and then for the big day, I think something simple

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65. The ground drops away dramatically in front of us and, there laid out before us, are all the lights of Bath

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66. The porch lights are on but the rest of the house is in darkness

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67. comfort of the lights in the court building’s entrance hall and

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68. Behind the desperate couple, the house lights went up, but they

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69. We switched off the lights at 10

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70. As the lights came up again slowly, the tart with a heart was

71. Peter only turns on the lights that we’ll need, leaving pools of shadows in the corners

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72. While Peter turns off lights and locks up, we stroll out into the churchyard

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

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74. While chewing my lip, as I wait for the traffic lights at the third set of road works to turn green, I allow my mind to go over the dream I had last night

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75. The lights fade to nothing and the screen lights up

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76. ’ I said, as the lights come up

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77. amid the phantom lights of the capital city

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78. roaring fire in the snug of his local pub rather than the bright lights

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79. I turned off the lights, and sat in silence

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80. She needs a fix and there is something gnawing away at the back of her mind; this man, a strange taste in her mouth, lights, sounds and the smell of unwashed bodies

81. The lights went out; a gunshot shattered the silence; the taxi driver cursed and jammed the gas pedal to the floor, forcing her the rest of the way into the back seat

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82. Strange lights in the skies

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83. He lights the blue touch paper and steps away

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84. She was uncertain of his promise and flipped the lights on to watch him better

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85. “You're pregnant, aren't you?” he asked, inspecting her in the interior lights

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86. The lights were out and when he looked in on Bex it was like she was eleven years old

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87. As soon as she sees Bex opening the back door she puts them both in her mouth and lights them, handing one to Bex

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88. Neon lights and LED wall panels flash incessantly

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89. The club's main lights go up

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90. marvelled again at the curiously motionless lights in the stones of the

91. lights the dark, lifts the soul

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92. In each ambulance, under bright fluorescent lights, the paramedic member of each crew tries to ensure that airways are clear and functioning

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93. Both vehicles push hard through the traffic lights and up the hill towards the hospital where they swing round and reverse into the emergency bays by the entrance to Accident and Emergency

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94. Plastic aprons shine under the strip lights

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95. Hugging that thought to himself, he turned off the lights and made his way to bed

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96. few steps he could see soft red lights, just ahead

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97. As soon as they hit the four-twenty down to Swindon, Carol lights up

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98. Kill the lights on your way out

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