well-lit

• “Outside is a separate tent, also well-lit, which is the toilet.”

  The Huffington Post: Richard Bangs: Bahrain: Once Was Paradise, Part 4

• “He saw the lights of cars beetling their way through the night in numberless, rushing caravans bringing his countrymen to homes and families and jobs on the third shift and the promise of a new start in some other well-lit town that would replace the one that had disappointed.”

  Simon & Schuster: O: A Presidential Novel

• “We took an escalator down to a well-lit open parking level in the iris framed by Terminals 2A and 2B.”

  Simon & Schuster: Crossed

• “It was a huge, well-lit, windowless space, filled with dozens of wooden crates arranged in neat rows.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Omega Theory

• “Incense and well-lit Buddhas may not be the secret for your business.”

  The Huffington Post: Dorie Clark: Why Your Brand Must Be an Experience

• “All you have to do is cover the camera with your finger, make sure you're in a well-lit room (I pointed the camera towards a window), and voila!”

  Consumer Reports: Daily Dispatch: Amazon introduces 'Kindle Singles' for short works; 'Scrapers' go after your personal data

• “Spread out the coals with tongs once they are well-lit.”

  USA Today: Barbecue may contain hidden dangers

• “It is not a deserted highway and is relatively well-lit.”

  Oh! Ouch! �Ay! The first really bad news from Mexico

• “Although we are safest from lion attacks during well-lit nights, the full moon accurately indicates that the risks of lion predation will increase dramatically in the coming days.”

  The Guardian: Maneaters most likely to strike after full moon

• “Sometimes I envy Grandpa Phil, sitting in a well-lit room in Fort Lauderdale, gently sinking under the faded ripples of an Alzheimer's sunset, his memories only reappearing in brief, almost incoherent kaleidoscope bursts.”

  Fictionaut: Monkeytown excerpt 2

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