What is "streetlights"

Usage examples of "streetlights".

But Tomiko had no real need of funds, and the old apartment was situated far from streetlights, which made it ideal for use as an observatory.

The moment they were in the room, he turned off the lamp and plunged them into a darkness broken only by the glow of the streetlights that danced through the windows.

The hated peaked caps outlined clearly by the streetlights surely meant his arrest.

We were parked two blocks away from the Intercontinental Hotel, using the shadows between the streetlights to conceal our presence in the dirty black Nissan 4x4.

I could see the streetlights ahead, with the traffic cutting across from both directions.

The streetlights illuminated the edge of the compound, so I could peer through the fence into the semidarkness beyond, looking for anything unusual.

It was only about one thirty in the afternoon, but already the town could have done with some streetlights on.

They kept walking through the patches of light and shadow that filled the streets, pools of light puddling in the intersections, shadow creeping back at the middle of the blocks, where the streetlights did not overlap.

Enough light came through these from the streetlights in the parking lot for them to move around the lab benches without running into things.

The streetlights were crowned with fuzzy halos as the evening atmosphere thickened.

Kit, following her, marvelled at her hair as the streetlights caught it, burnishing it to a rich chestnut-brown.

He could just make out the bottom of her face, her jaw out thrust in the glow of the streetlights as she strode determinedly, probably thinking about what she was going to do and say this morning, maybe an indignant confrontation with the great man, pumped by some deeper apprehensions that her career might suddenly be at risk.

Keeping all the lights off, he made a fast walking tour, using the light from the streetlights out front.

The whiskey and the aspirin were wearing off, and the throbbing in his eye was beginning to overtake the pain in his leg and occasionally make all the streetlights blur together.

Its main decks were well lighted by the streetlights along the pier, but its upper decks, being higher than the streetlights, were in shadow.