flashlight造句

AMY: I'm buying a flashlight.

Wicky peeked at John's flashlight.

We need to bring a flashlight.

During a blackout, only use a flashlight for emergency lighting.

He took a flashlight lest it should get dark before he returned.

A flashlight moved below him, its holder merged with the dark.

My uncle shined the flashlight down each side and behind us.We didn't see anything.

He looked at his watch: It was almost 12:30. At the height of lunch hour, he needed a flashlight.

"What is that?" he screamed as his flashlight lit the darkest and dampest corner of the basement.

JEFF: Anyway, if there wasn't any electricity and there wasn't any water, you need more than a flashlight.

The doctor will look into your ear with a special flashlight called an otoscope (say: oh -te-skope).

Whether you prefer a headlamp, a chest lamp, or a handheld flashlight, bring something along to light your way.

About halfway down the hall I stopped to pick up my flashlight. When I suddenly got this weird feeling that someone was watching me from a distance.

I tucked a smaller, more powerful flashlight into my pocket. I cleaned out the tub and filled it with cold water.

Maybe they had been on a date; some of the men I've explored the quarries with met their future wives in the tunnels, trading phone Numbers by flashlight.

Hermann kept a well-equipped tool shed at the back of our small garden. I go outside into the blackness, and turn on my flashlight only when I am in the windowless shed.

Just like with your flashlight that you have at home, you sometimes have to put in several cells in series to get a higher voltage so that you can power a small light bulb.

With a flashlight and some special tools, Hemingway can frame his shot on a tripod, set a long exposure and dance through the shot with his lights in hand.

If possible, get out into the country where streetlights and neon signs are few and far between. Just be sure to pack a flashlight for navigating your gear in the dark.