How To Use Streetlight In A Sentence
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He couldn't stop looking the man's shiny gold tooth that glinted ominously in the streetlight.
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He saw something glinting in the streetlight, and went over to investigate.
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He looked amazed and slightly stricken in the streetlight.
AN OLDER WOMAN
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Consider starting a campaign to get a streetlight or crosswalk installed and make your pedestrian - friendly.
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She was tall but he had a couple of inches on her and as they stood unspeaking under the streetlight she suddenly knew that they looked like a couple to anyone watching them.
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Now I wonder if any readers know of any sexy streetlights in their own locale?
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The streetlights lamped the whole street.
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We sat beneath the streetlights until the bar closed down, enjoying life's passing parade, the warm night air, and cold Spanish sangria.
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He lifted his eyes to the streetlight and watched the fine drizzle fall in its beam of white, and sighed.
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As soon as that, the four went off causing havoc around the city, stealing electricity from neon signs, streetlights, power boxes, and more.
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Arsham's piece was a small gray model of a parking garage complete with tiny streetlights; seen from overhead, the structure formed the word ‘regret’ written in cursive script.
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She barely noticed the season's first nip of cold on her cheeks as she strode confidently through the dark streets, lit with nothing but the scarce streetlights.
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In the dim glow of the closest streetlight Anthony could see her face turn pale.
HAUNTED
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The streetlights and buildings pass me by in a solemn procession winking with fading lights.
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That night, streetlights shimmer in shivering puddles, darkened only briefly by the shadows of bicycles.
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Bugs swarm around a streetlight while clouds roll across the evening sky.
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They're completely dark — it's night by now — and only the streetlight is spraying a little bit of illumination into the room, barely enough to see by.
Poor Devil
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I took a drag from my cigarette, and the smoke from my exhale seemed to hover in the air, visible by the dim streetlights even with the falling snow.
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The scheme includes widening the path, moving gullies and streetlights, and putting in new kerbing.
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Seeing the group under the streetlight, he flicked his dog-end into the gutter and hurried back inside.
Civvies
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Streetlights filtering in from the high windows showed him work tables full of disguises, of half-completed masks and bits of limbs.
Rogue Oracle
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The sun has already gone down when a "streetlight," "headlight" and "porch light" provide all the light there is a small-town neighborhood.
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The simple concept of changing the outlook of something so ordinary as a streetlight is genial – the way Lovegrove did it is astonishing.
Ross Lovegrove Solar Trees in Vienna | Inhabitat
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When they walked out into the cold night, she turned to him and her face was aglow with the golden fluorescence of streetlights.
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Summer nights in Boston little ripply pools of light dot the sidewalk, formed by dim, old cast iron streetlights as they shine through maple leaves just barely moving in the breeze.
Ll miss you.
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They use flashlights to search the ground near buildings and streetlights.
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As well as the majority of streetlights not working, it is still deeply unpleasant due mainly to being overgrown, as well as being persistently covered with litter and dog dirt.
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Eventually, I became aware that the streetlights were not flashing by as quickly as they had been.
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He clashed against the streetlight and hurt his head.
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Sheila was leaning against his shoulder, her blonde hair a halo in the streetlight.
AN OLDER WOMAN
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The streetlights along the track cast a pale whiteness upon the silent train; I experienced a familiar wee-hour grogginess that melded so eerily with the shadowy black and whiteness of the scene.
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A streetlight beside an elementary school shed just enough light to let me make sense out of the map.
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I clashed against the streetlight and hurt my head.
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Just streetlights and shadowed houses, bushes and a - a blue-furred freak of nature?
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The ground was covered in white, sparkly snow that glinted in the streetlights.
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Streetlights, even on the main roads, have been dysfunctional for nearly 20 days now.
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I shivered in my green, long sleeved shirt and black corduroys, staring up at the streetlights around the student parking lot, crushing my books against my chest.
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I clashed against the streetlight and hurt my head.
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A soft haze of thick flakes, sluicing through the streetlights, settling on gutters, bicycles and pedestrians.
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There were no streetlights on this side of town; only the occasional privately maintained flambeaux outside some gambling den or brothel broke the dark.
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Streetlights toppled over, trees were uprooted and some cars were overturned.
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It also captured that late night urgency, buzzing from pub to club to cafe, those Important Conversations like a campfire on an empty beach, weaving dreams of the future until the streetlights gave way to the dawn, and then the final trudge home (or sprint home fueled on booze and kebab).
Zornhau: The Middle Ages
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I am not proud to admit it, but I automatically think this is another "hood rat" that might rob me, or may carjack me if I sit at the streetlight too long.
Tracey D. Smith: Charm School 101 for the College Student
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Let me just interject some here, when Sidney used the term streetlight, it's probably a different product than the area light.
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She lies on an empty avenue overlooked by curious streetlights.
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At the bottom of the hill where the streetlights ended and the unpaved track vanished among the trees it was pitch black.
LOST SUMMER
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Read on and imagine a future Beachwood that could include an historic downtown with wider sidewalks, benches, streetlights, native trees and a bike path leading straight off the county rail trail from a rebuilt borough train depot/rail trail visitor center to the waterfront docks, beach and Mayo Park.
Case Study: Monmouth County Historic Sites Receive Preservation Funds « Beachwood Historical Alliance
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I felt like one of those guys who's walking briskly down the street text messaging and is suddenly knocked cold by a streetlight stanchion he didn't see.
Rex Pickett: The Sideways Publishing Saga -- Part III: Whiplash; Dismay!
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The electromagnetic pulse generated by the test led to power surges in electrical cables in Hawaii, blowing fuses, streetlights, and circuit breakers.
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A cluster of shapes backlit by the streetlight coming at him.
CORMORANT
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Untitled Beads" is a close-up of water droplets on a reflective surface, perhaps a car window; reflected in the mirror surface of a rivulet is the light from a streetlight or a passing car.
Painter Seth Adelsberger shakes things up in Civilian Art show
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Above our table were small, hanging lights whose subtle illumination was overpowered by the streetlights, a reminder of the restaurant's location.
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Across Rebecca's room Patrick can see the streetlight reflected in the full-length antique Art Nouveau mirror.
THE CHEEK PERFORATION DANCE
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He brings a sharp eye to the bedside of a poet friend and to urban decay, ‘the dust of voices, / the smoky penumbra around streetlights.’
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The collapsable metal box resembles the kind of streetside sheds that commonly house electrical devices such as streetlight controls, new-age parking meters, and small generators.
Cool Hunting
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He looked outside, the light already faded into twilight, the streetlights blazing their golden hue through the darkness.
