Lights in sentence

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Where the lights are shining up is where people live.

Now, the lights no longer show you where people are, because people are everywhere.

Now the lights on the map, the lights in London, the lights in Cairo, the lights in Tokyo, the lights on the Eastern Seaboard of the United States, the lights show you where people live who are so profligate with energy that they can afford to spend money powering lights to shine up into the sky, so satellites can draw an image like this.

And that is the moment when your life is truly decided: you fall in love; you lose a friend; the lights go out.

You'll see that the heart, for example, lights up there.

You'll also see that the bladder lights up there.

You can change the rhythm, if you get out of the lights.

I trust my children when they say they're going to turn the lights out at night.

Would we need traffic lights?

They never stop at red lights.

In the first driverless cities, you would have no red lights and no lanes.

And when you see these girls, smiles on their faces, the hot lights in their eyes, they are so excited, they have hope for the future.

It later turned out to be a Norwegian rocket collecting data about the northern lights.

Anesthesia machine: multi-parameter monitor, operating lights, suction.

I mean, has this ever happened to you? Have you ever had a really busy day at work, and you drive home, and when you get in the door, you realize you don't even remember the drive home, like whether you had green lights or red lights.

This weekend, tens of millions of people in the United States and tens of millions more around the world, in Columbus, Georgia, in Cardiff, Wales, in Chongqing, China, in Chennai, India will leave their homes, they'll get in their cars or they'll take public transportation or they will carry themselves by foot, and they'll step into a room and sit down next to someone they don't know or maybe someone they do, and the lights will go down and they'll watch a movie.

And then the lights will come back on, and they'll reemerge into the world they knew several hours prior.

All told, they've made about 25 billion dollars in worldwide box office, which means that hundreds of millions of people have seen these films when they leave their homes, and sit next to someone they don't know and the lights go down.

What does that mean when those images are projected 30 feet high and the lights go down, for a kid that looks like me in Columbus, Georgia?

The lights on the ward were fluorescent and too bright.

Still, most of the children who die in the United States every year die in hospital rooms, surrounded by beeping machines and anxious, exhausted adults who have no other option but to say goodbye under those harsh, institutional lights and among virtual strangers.

This ticker reframes the kind of mundane task of turning off the lights and turns it instead into an environmental contribution.

If you go out past the bright city lights tonight, you may just be lucky enough to see a stunning view of the Milky Way Galaxy.

Within a very short period of time, they began to complain of headaches, of sore throats, of itchy eyes, in addition to the interference of the noise, vibration and the bright lights from the flaring of natural gas.

And the way it lights up; it has that translucent quality.

She's shy, but she has a beautiful smile that lights up her face.

Hey, wait a second, do you want to see how I turn off the lights?"

It's not even finished and you can see the way sunset lights up that metallic facade, which will weather to green as it ages.

And then he shuts off the lights and looks in her eyes.

There's no lights inside the skull.

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