electric light

noun

1. an incandescent lamp.
2. the light produced by such a lamp.

Example Sentences

You’re not getting the hygge that comes from the cedar aroma and soft electric lights inside a permanent structure.

From Outside Online

They pioneered arena performances and electric light, enabling the first night performances.

From The Daily Beast

I motioned him to a seat on a bench under the electric light, and sat down beside him.

From The Daily Beast

You do not forswear studying by electric light because Lincoln relied on his fireplace.

From The Daily Beast

When I do, I can see an electric light, a Dyson vacuum cleaner, a laptop computer, a blow-heater and a mobile phone.

From The Daily Beast

Alaska Electric Light and Power got a 24 percent residential rate hike to deal with inflation and to build a new hydro project.

From The Daily Beast

A special quality of glove made of asbestos cloth, lined with rubber, is supplied for electric light work.

From Project Gutenberg

Then rolling chewing-gum from one corner of his mouth into the other, he snapped off the electric light and walked from the room.

From Project Gutenberg

Electric light was installed, but not a single fitting was out of accord with the age of the building.

From Project Gutenberg

The lounge was now almost empty of people, though the shaded electric light threw a topaz-coloured radiance over everything.

From Project Gutenberg

Gaunt and grim was the vast station, with its freezing purplish electric light.

From Project Gutenberg