• Everything is brightly lit once the UV lights are turned on.
• Fluorescent lights or special grow lamps also work if left on about 14 to 16 hours per day.
• Hang paper chains or other decorations well away from lights or any other source of heat.

Synonyms

• For the past couple of years, the appearance of Christmas lights and festive decorations has heralded the arrival of a weighty travel anthology.
• Fairy lights were switched on and music played.
• Instead of the usual studio lighting he used the available light sources visible in the shot, such as lamps, Christmas tree lights and so forth.

• Queuing traffic at the numerous lights in and around the High Street creates more congestion.
• I don't want to drive these things wide open on the street, but we'll run them zero to 60 at the next few lights.
• The look, of course, was no big deal, but the preposterous wheelspinning start as the lights went green certainly was.

• On the walls were mirrors which reflected what little natural light came through the portholes around the room.
• I resume my watch but the light is failing so I exchange my camera for my rifle.
• On entering this vast sanctum, one is immediately struck by the quality of space and light.

• The right to light must be a specific right, so that light is claimed for particular windows or skylights, and there cannot be a general claim for light over the whole piece of land.

• The good of human freedom, by European lights, must be weighed against the risk and cost of actually fighting for it.
• He was, by his lights at least, honest with me.
• I think that the president is a basically decent man who is trying to do the best he can according to his lights.

Synonyms

• The light of the divine shines everywhere, and has no gender, and has no single pronoun, and has no one image.
• May God grant new gospel light to this spiritually deprived nation!

• The windows also show progress in one particular way: they are still mullioned and transomed, but the individual lights are no longer arched.

• It was peaceful, the street lights were lit and the only noise that could be heard was a dog barking in the distance.
• As he flicked the switch to light the brightly coloured bulbs, an enormous cheer went up from onlookers.
• In later years insurance companies forced the removal of the old candelabras and these were replaced with little electric lights, lighted by a button.

• If we are among the lucky ones we may have an oil lamp but in most cases we have a candle to light us to bed.
• One was so scrupulous that when he finished work, he would snuff out the candle the state had provided and light himself to bed with his own.
• We took off our sandals, and two of the men carried burning torches to light our way.

Synonyms

• The night sky would light up; there was a bright white glow every time the lightning surged through the clouds.
• I stared blankly at the PC screen, waiting for it to light up.
• They should wear light coloured clothes and reflective armbands and have bicycles properly lit up, front and back.

Synonyms

• Mr Griffiths was sucking hopefully at his pipe, which had refused to light properly.
• However, the four managed to overpower the man and retrieve the lighter before it lit.
• It took three goes to get the cigarette to light, as my hands were shaking.

• He fished a pipe out of his pocket, lit it up, and began to smoke.
• She got out her last cigarette and lit it up as she walked away.
• When I see people struggling to light their smokes up in a stinking back alley in the dead of winter, in the rain, I really can't see that is their little pleasure time.

• His problem was that the car came up four pounds light at the scales following the run.
• I was 200 kilos too light to be a linebacker, I guess.

• We should require auto makers to make cars, SUVs and light trucks that go farther on a gallon of gas.
• They plan to be using it both as a light rail transport system and a tourist attraction.
• They were similar to the horses used for light carts and tradesmen's carts.

• The pace of light infantry is limited to the speed of a soldier on foot.
• Traces of the modus operandi of the light infantry of old still live on amidst special forces such as the SAS.
• Sniper units are similar to the light infantry units but they operate in smaller teams.

• This requires an optimized design of the vessel to minimize the light ship weight as much as possible.

• Low rainfall and light soils of moderate fertility help control vine vigour and canopy here.
• It tolerates salty conditions and actually prefers light, sandy soil, since it needs a supply of air to its roots.

Synonyms

• His idea was to use the material flux from an exploding fission weapon to compress a container that held the light isotopes.

• Here, cooks will prepare a light meal of mixed salad, tinned cold fish or meat, bread and cheese and fruit.
• It was light and tasty, but rather deficient in the garlic stakes.
• Prawn risotto with dill and creme fraiche had all the promise of a light but punchy starter.

Synonyms

• It was white, fleshy and not oily, cooked in a light batter and served with a white cream sauce and mushrooms.
• Each doctor that saw her said something different about her diet; food, no food, light diet; no food!
• Adding some light dairy products to a smart diet was first seen as a way to lower blood pressure.

• Pale green in the glass, with golden highlights, this is a soft, light wine with attractive floral notes.
• Schiava grapes are found in most of the non-varietal light red wines of Trentino-Alto Adige.
• I took a seat on a high barstool amongst the quiet and serious four and ordered half a pint of light ale for the golden pound I had had in my right pocket.

• Cream the margarine and sugar until light and fluffy, then add the beaten egg a little at a time while continuing to work.
• The pastry was crisp and light and the salad was the kind where you wanted to eat every scrap.
• The sticky toffee pudding had a light sponge and moreish caramel sauce, all of which disappeared fast.

• The thickness of the font was kind of perfect for our logo, not too bold and not too light.

• Penn keeps the tone of the film extremely light, as the action effortlessly hops between Florida and Beverly Hills.
• The first part of the story ends at a very natural point in the story, and on a suitably light moment.
• All day, there are thoughts both weighty and light dancing through my head.

Synonyms

• Are they working to review the light sentence that has been handed out?
• But suggest a bit of light housework and he's all feral snarls and pulling rank.
• Sit up, do light housework, or take a walk until your body has had a chance to digest.

Synonyms

• It was said with a grin but that didn't dilute the cloud that lighted on the soldier's face.
• A thrush had lighted on a bough not five meters away, almost at the level of their faces.