brightly-lighted

She told him she would be at the picture studio at one o'clock, and with a gay good-bye, disappeared down the brightly-lighted stretch of Colorado Street.

Dear Carl Ginny Woods 2010

Gallery visitors could peep through the narrow windows of the brightly-lighted cell and observe the family as they tried to occupy themselves with books and drawings during their voluntary detention.

Boing Boing 2008

The couple clambered avidly into the brightly-lighted car, first class; hobbling up.

The Plumed Serpent 2003

When she entered the brightly-lighted hall, every one started back in amazement, but no one knew who she was.

Household Tales 2003

“Do you see those brightly-lighted windows?” said the general.

The Idiot 2002

He pushed through the remaining aperture and reached the brightly-lighted street.

Ernst Ellert Returns Ernsting, Walter 1975

They had just stepped into the brightly-lighted drawing-room, when the younger, a trifle in advance, turned with some light remark, and was at once arrested by the beatified expression upon both faces.

Sara, a Princess Fannie E. Newberry

I can see in my mind's eye the much-littered, overcrowded office in all the confusion of those nights, with its dark corners hidden in shadow, where slept tired fighters weary of the fray, and its brightly-lighted patches, under the lamps, where the work of the night was being carried on.

A Girl Among the Anarchists Isabel Meredith

When he got near the lonely spot where he had found the money he heard some sweet music, and a number of fairies crossed his path and began dancing all round him, and then as he looked up he saw some brightly-lighted houses before him on the hill; and he scratched his head, for he never remembered having seen houses thereabouts before.

Welsh Fairy-Tales and Other Stories P. H. [Editor] Emerson

In about a minute a stout, middle-aged gentleman appeared from the brightly-lighted hall, his whole aspect presenting the strongest possible contrast to that of the seedy mariner.

Under the Dragon Flag My Experiences in the Chino-Japanese War James Allan