hand lamp

The hand lamp turned out to be too weak to light much of the way ahead.

He raised the hand lamp and walked slowly round the room.

He walked across the laboratory with his hand lamp to take a closer look.

The doctor knelt beside him and held down the hand lamp which had stood on the table.

It rose from the ground, soaring high as if a flying thing carried a huge hand lamp.

He took out his hand lamp and saw that Kes had turned hers on as well.

Six intent women went past, their hand lamps sweeping the deck; he jumped, though they never noticed him.

The colonel waved a hand and a soldier ran forward with a large hand lamp.

For diving in turbid water, 45-watt Sodium hand lamps became the preferred choice.

He had a hand lamp, which he used sparingly.

With his hand lamp off, he searched as much of the sky as he could.

She went for a hand lamp, holding it as close as she dared.

Here it was dark and he had to turn on his small hand lamp in order not to miss the place he was looking for.

The hand lamp represents the lamp that is carried in all believers.

He carried a bamboo pole and a hand lamp connected to the Honda generator.

All I saw was darkness, lit by an occasional distant gleam from a security guard's hand lamp.

Rhodan switched off his hand lamp and returned it to his pocket.

"Do you think that the same thing that drained your hand lamp is interfering with our ability to contact the ship?"

It is flanked on the right and left by a lotus and a hand lamp respectively.

The hand lamp turned to light the ceiling instead of glaring at Daniel and Mondreaux.

With his hand lamp turned down to the faintest of glimmers, he began to accumulate parcels.

Ayana shone her hand lamp into the hole.

Tamman rose and snatched up the hand lamp.

His hand lamp scotched that idea; there'd be no sudden plunge into darkness, just a target held easily in a beam.

Portlyn had already done a quick inspection of the dark chamber himself, once his younger brother had finally provided him with a hand lamp.