Usage of "street light"

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A raised source of light on the edge of a road or walkway.

Usage of street light in English

Sophy, in the glare of the street light, looked uglier than ever. 
 Cheerful—By Request 

Hal gazed at his watch by the glare of a street light. 
 The Boy Allies with Haig in Flanders; Or, the Fighting Canadians... 

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

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

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

About three blocks up a street light hung out over an intersection. 
 A touch of death 

The cavalrymen were plainly discernible in the glare of an electric street light. 
 The Boy Allies at Liège; Or, Through Lines of Steel 

Up at the next corner, at the street light, was the apartment house. 
 The long saturday night 

I don't stop until I'm back on the harbour, in bright street light. 
 The Girl on the Train 

Again, only the solitary street light, and the stars, offered illumination. 
 The clouds beneath the sun 

In the weak street light, that eye stared back at me. 
 Mysterious Skin 

And so we shall meet again, perhaps-someevening by street light, you mean? 
 Plays: Comrades; Facing Death; Pariah; Easter 

The street light showed his face tight, hands balled into fists. 
 Guilty Pleasures 

Here and there a street light blinked in the mist rising from the Rhône. 
 Tartarin De Tarascon 

Then, as it passed a street light, I saw it was a police cruiser. 
 Man on the run 

Wallander saw him from a distance, leaning against a street light reading the newspaper. 
 Firewall 

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Meanings of street light in English