lamp-lit

It's getting late, so I pack my gear and walk at a crouch up the steep rock face to the lamp-lit pathway that winds through the woods and ends at the Boathouse Restaurant, where pedicabs solicit riders.

The Lure of Central Park Ned Crabb 2010

Saturday evening, December 6, Roosevelt with Hopkins at his side in the lamp-lit study on the second floor of the White House read a lengthy Japanese diplomatic message just delivered by a Navy lieutenant.

Wild Bill Donovan Douglas Waller 2011

Plaza Mayor, cobblestoned and lamp-lit, was filled more than anything, it seemed, with strolling couples arm in arm.

Salvadora Jackson Stone 2011

We often think of scientists as working in lonely isolation, hunched over a lamp-lit desk in tedious computation or shivering in the frigid gloom of the observatory.

An Engine of Perpetual Revolution By Alan Hirshfeld 2011

It was a small, intimate, lamp-lit room, dominated by a large bed; it was also a large room where many people could happily sleep.

The Empty Family Colm Tóibín 2011

And Joe and Alice's pivotal night-time embrace on a lamp-lit Central Park sidewalk set was given added depth via an intricately arranged city soundscape that momentarily replaced the film's musical score.

Somewhere, Over the City Bruce Bennett 2011

It was a small, intimate, lamp-lit room, dominated by a large bed; it was also a large room where many people could happily sleep.

The Empty Family Colm Tóibín 2011

Saturday evening, December 6, Roosevelt with Hopkins at his side in the lamp-lit study on the second floor of the White House read a lengthy Japanese diplomatic message just delivered by a Navy lieutenant.

Wild Bill Donovan Douglas Waller 2011

So Luigi De Lucia (appropriately named) designed the two wheels that displayed lamp-lit numerals in the windows that the Magi had once come through.

San Marco Clock Tower, Venice Heather McDougal 2008

So Luigi De Lucia (appropriately named) designed the two wheels that displayed lamp-lit numerals in the windows that the Magi had once come through.

Archive 2008-06-01 Heather McDougal 2008