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Snapping on the light in the morning room, he looked around.

The computer snapped on, and a voice came out of it.

It was as if a light had snapped on over his head.

She reached inside the door and snapped on the light.

I put the phone back and snapped on the television.

Yes, the light snapped on, and he could see her move past the window.

He snapped on the light for a second, to be sure of his step, then turned it off.

Susan snapped on an outside light and an inside one.

A moment later the light over the target snapped on.

The line of communication was snapped on the second day.

He could see her because she had snapped on the bedroom light.

Then once I grabbed him, he turned around and snapped on me.

Not from the first snap on like the Bills do.

She got up from bed and snapped on the bathroom light.

His mother snapped on one glove and then the other.

He jerked his head away and snapped on the light.

The general's black eyes snapped on hearing Tom say this.

Then I squeezed myself in, reached out, and snapped on the light.

He snapped on his torch, though there was no need.

We all three went back there, and he snapped on a flashlight.

In the kitchen she snapped on the lights, then the radio.

He wrote it so hard that the lead snapped on the last letter.

David had been using up the last two snaps on the reel.

Conrad made to snap on his light, but Job stopped him.

I unlocked the door and went in, snapping on the light.