In the terrible, lurid light of that vernal evening the princeling died.

The lurid light of the fire showed us ourselves in distorted shadows.

The big guns flared and cast a lurid light over the scene.

She saw a lurid light in his eyes, and shrank from him.

A distant gleam, a dim lurid light, seemed to quiver before him.

A lurid light hung in the air in the direction of the tumult.

The shepherd who passed him looked gray and spectral in the lurid light.

The sun was descending to the horizon in a blaze of lurid light.

With a lurid light in his eyes Wetzel now turned to the Indians.

He looked round him by the lurid light of the eruption.

The lurid light did not improve the expression of their faces.

The thick blackness was broken by one patch of lurid light.

Recent statistics throw a rather lurid light on these provisions of the Code.

In this lurid light Henry suddenly saw them savage, inhuman, implacable.

And she knelt before him, a lurid light blazing in her haggard eyes.

All manner of tiny flies and gnats chased each other in the lurid light.