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table lamp

NOUN
  1. a lamp that sits on a table

How To Use table lamp In A Sentence

  • Set decoration like table lamps or bric-a-brac should be secured so that they cannot be dislodged by a bump.
  • For, besides these lacrymatories, notable lamps, with vessels of oils, and aromatical liquors, attended noble ossuaries; and some yet retaining a vinosity and spirit in them, which, if any have tasted, they have far exceeded the palates of antiquity. Hydriotaphia, or Urn-burial
  • He switched on the dressing-table lamp as she rose to greet him.
  • She switched on the table lamp and opened it at the bookmark. GRACE
  • A massive, red-lit room features a stage in the back corner and a beautiful 40-foot wood bar running the length of the north side, barely lit by table lamps and the backlit bar.
  • Don't you want to see their skin flayed from their backs and made into tasteful table lamps?
  • It doesn't seem that dark to me, for a dorm room lit with table lamps in the middle of the night. Times, Sunday Times
  • Even if all the anachronisms, like the electric table lamp and fan in the study of Dostoevsky or cigar lighters or costumes of characters were overlooked, there still remained hitches.
  • She switched on the table lamp and opened it at the bookmark. GRACE
  • The lacquered fibreboard coffee table above costs £20, the metal and glass table lamp £17.70.
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