light globe

He left the light globe on until he was back inside.

She turned to look at the lighted globe of the moon.

A light globe stuck to the ceiling, far out of my reach.

It made just enough electricity for four light globes.

Its products include energy efficient light globes and solar hot water systems.

One of the overhead light globes fell, splashing more glass.

A rotating light globe and mirror reflecting the back of the set were used for this episode.

Light globes of tone seemed to be floating on slightly irregular waves.

But the light globe was now far sped.

As she moved to turn off the light globes, the witch jerked at the shawl on the floor.

He looked about blankly for a moment, then saw a flashing light globe hanging in mid-air.

For a song that suggested "no more nationalism," he spun a lighted globe.

The fallen and muted light globes lit this area uncertainly.

Light globes at intervals illuminated the empty niches in its walls.

In time the passage widened, opening out into a large cavern hung with many light globes.

The hall grew wider, and the pale light globes were spaced more frequently.

Light globes, similar to those Tyrus had conjured, made the room cheery.

The Science Center with its lacy domes and hanging light globes.

Powell kicked the light globe and extinguished it.

And the Ghosts began to cluster around Jeru, like huge light globes.

They ate in the kitchen under the glow of a magic light globe Wiz conjured up.

His eyes grew almost benign as they looked raptly at the overhead light globe, which was also blood-spattered.

The giant holographic snowflakes might be seasonal; the big blue light globes are probably permanent.

The dim rays of the overhead light did little more than just swell into a light globe around the bulb.

'She thought something in the light globe might catch the scrolls on fire.'