Seen in the fresh morning light the house looked commonplace enough.

Then he had meant to work his way out into the parlor and light the house on fire.

A powerful generator supplied electricity to light the house and provide heated water for the bathrooms he had built.

Any surplus solar power produced can be used to light the house, run a radio and charge mobile phones, Twine said.

Directly it was light the house began to fill with Huguenot gentlemen, asking eagerly how it fared with their beloved chief.

It's wonderful how light the house looks when I come back weary with a day's boating to what it used to do.

South had lighted the house brilliantly and brought in a band.

Not to have lighted the house would have imperilled the window-panes.

The only expression it's got is through the intelligence,-soit lights the house.

In this political light the House of Representatives has a very difficult decision to make.

The moon lit the houses on either side of her as she hunted for the mansion.

She went into the kitchen, and stirred up the fire, and lighted the house, and prepared for the wanderer's refreshment.

It comes as dust from the earth, its food is dust, it is poured out like water, and lights the house.

He tried using reindeer fat for lighting the house, but the smell of it was so unbearable that every one preferred being in the dark.

"That is as much as to say, that you cannot light the house unless you set fire to it."