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#past и p.p. от light

Тезаурус:

1. By the end of his speech most of the crowd had fled to shelter in doorways and bars, while forks of lightning lit the peaks of Ithaca in the distance.
2. The handsome and sombre costumes, historically accurate, are relieved by colour only in the auto-da-fe, which seemed to belong to another production and signally failed to make the flesh creep, even when the fire was lit in the victims' underground cage.
3. Marler enquired and lit a king-sized cigarette.
4. Marian made a bed of dry bracken for Hugh while Allen lit a fire and fetched water from a brook that ran at the foot of the bank on its way to swell the nightmare of the Swamp.
5. Now it is open and defenceless against the machetes which slash down the undergrowth for tinder. - when the tinder is dry the fires can be lit to burn off the remaining forest to make way for agriculture or ranching (in many areas this "slash and burn" forest clearance happens without first even removing the usable hardwood).
6. The first Yokohama station consisted of two elegant Georgian houses for the offices with a broad entrance canopy and a waiting-room, lit by a fan-shaped window of stained glass, between.
7. And Carlyle's History of the French Revolution that the maid lit the fire with"
8. He took a fresh cigarette offered by somebody else, lit it and then blew the smoke in Harry's face.
9. In a small French restaurant off Sloane Square, the couple sat at a corner table, their faces lit by candlelight.
10. SHe lit a cigarette and puffed furiously.
11. Called "hot black", it consisted of a stick of black greasepaint of which a small spoonful was held over a lit candle; when it was melted, blobs of the hot grease would be put on each eyelash with a hairpin.
12. She'd lit the range earlier intending to cook later.
13. Veronica lit a cigarette.