Significats de road lamp en anglès

There is more to politics in Northern Ireland than flags and lampposts.

Some monks were beaten and tied up to the lampposts, one said.

The sun is gone without a trace, mosquitoes circling the lampposts overhead.

He staggered, latched onto one of the lampposts, and rested against it.

They are lined with antique iron lampposts, arty shops, and souvenir stores.

I stood under the street lamp and read it in this wise:

The street lamp outside the boarding cast light enough to reveal him.

Under the light of a street lamp they stopped of one accord.

He stepped forward under thecircle of light made by the street lamp.

She stared out the window at the street lamp across the road.

The council added it had concerns with cracks in the park's light poles.

Shadows loom tall, split like razors with neon-bright iron light poles.

Yellow flyers had been pasted to each of the parking lot's light poles.

I looked up at the light poles to make sure there weren't any cameras.

The current crop of gunshot locators are attached to Humvees, or to light poles.

French light standards, by Walter D'Arcy Ryan and P. E. Denneville.

Eight light standards were erected around Crosley Field, housing a total of 632 individual lamps.

One of the light standards was brought around in front of the car to shine in through the windshield.

Single light standards along Avenue of Palms, light yellow, dull points of light; contrast with white pearly light on tops of booths.

Floral lamp standards between columns in corridors, pale yellow light.

Florentine Court; only illumination, single lamp standards; contrast with intense light in Court of Universe, beyond.

I pointed at one of the many lamp standards that were dotted around the periphery of the forecourt.

People were jammed up against railings, perched on parapets, shinned up lamp standards, sitting on the old stone walls.

The smiling happy faces of present and would-be politicians that adorned inanimate objects such as telegraph poles, lay-by signs, electricity lamp standards etc.

Sophy, in the glare of the street light, looked uglier than ever.

Hal gazed at his watch by the glare of a street light.

I looked at my watch as I went past a street light.

Not any woman in particular but it's always the same street light.

Check out this photo of my daughter walking under a street light.

The one in blue and his buddy leaning against the light pole?

My truck was parked in the visitor's lot under a light pole.

This is an iron cage attached to the end of a light pole.

I slammed a shoulder into a light pole and staggered back from it.

They stood by a light pole while I went and opened the front door.

A few workmen were putting the finishing touches on a light standard.

She tested the bulb in the hood of the light standard.

A man coming along the sidewalk craned his neck, and narrowly missed walking into a light standard.

Much attention is paid to the selection of soil, that the light standard of Kentucky leaf may be further advanced.

French light standards, by Walter D'Arcy Ryan and P. E. Denneville.

All at once, Ralph was dancing round a lamp standard.

Dangerfield walked swiftly through the labyrinth of lanes into a little square with a lamp standard and more children.

Do my eyes deceive me or is a magpie building a nest on the lamp standard outside my front garden?

Upon that farthest from the door was a graceful electric- lamp standard of copper connected by a free wire with the wall.

Floral lamp standards between columns in corridors, pale yellow light.

The street lamps were alight; the rays glittered on the damp pavements.

She stared at him in the passing light of the street lamps.

At the open end I could see the glimmer of street lamps.

The lights from the street lamps flickered on the up-turned, anxious faces.

The white street lamps seemed to twinkle as the trailer-truck rumbled on.

The street lights are on because the electricity comes from far away.

The street lights showed a sneering smile of satisfaction on his face.

It was nearly six p.m. now, and the street lights were on.

Now the sun had vanished and the street lights cast deep shadows.

Isaac emerged, white in the shine of the street lights, drawn, coughing.