sodium lamp
sodium light

He had enough ambient glow to see from the sodium lamps over the parking lot outside his window.

The hall he was in was brightly lit with sodium lamps.

Xenon is used as a "starter gas" in high pressure sodium lamps.

The most efficient source of electric light is the low-pressure sodium lamp.

High pressure sodium lamps, producing up to 150 lumens per watt.

The tunnels are now well lit by high-pressure sodium lamps, installed two years ago.

In settings near astronomical telescopes and observatories, low pressure sodium lamps may be used.

A dress that is orange under a high pressure sodium lamp may turn red under daylight.

These lamps produce a broader light spectrum than the low pressure sodium lamps.

Nothing more substantial than waste paper stirred beneath the march of gull-winged sodium lamps.

He neglected to complete the equation: the existing 400-watt sodium lamps produce 50,000 lumens.

An orange glow from the sodium lamps outside the window immediately lined the entire room with tiger stripes.

Phosphates are utilized in the making of special glasses that are used for sodium lamps.

Low pressure sodium lamps operate this way.

Bobby shook his head, his profile barely visible beneath the sodium lamp.

He was gazing at the poplar trees, their foliage turned silvery by the light of the sodium lamps in the street.

White lights have a shorter life than the yellow-orange sodium lamps the city uses but are more pedestrian-friendly.

Down in the tunnel David found a rushing four-lane highway lit with overhead sodium lamps.

A sodium lamp fluttered on the wall.

The plants were grown under High Pressure Sodium lamps.

High pressure sodium lamps also take slightly longer to restrike after a power interruption.

High-pressure sodium lamps have a broader spectrum of light but poorer color rendering than other types.

Like a beast, the net came steaming up the ramp and into the sodium lamps of the trawl deck.

Low pressure sodium lamps are very efficient but they don't render colour well and take several minutes to reach full output.

A sodium lamp glowed like an ashen ember.

The low cost of operating sodium lights is another feature.

He looked through the window to see the orange sodium lights of the ring road.

She turned her head toward him so that the sodium light fired her eyes.

The sodium lights made the night cold as ice.

Joe turned on the sodium lights while Hank went below to the engine room.

This plant does best under fluorescent or sodium lights for artificial light culture.

In the yellow sodium light, the spider was black.

"There's nothing so romantic as to be eating lobster under the sodium lights."

The last of the rain dangled trembling from sodium lights.

The noise of Manhattan receded, the sodium light drifted away.

There were yellow sodium lights down here, but most of them had been broken by kids throwing stones.

"Hey, can we turn off those sodium lights now?"

The curtain appeared to glow with a sodium light.

The sodium lights put a bluish tint on the cars.

It gleamed in the harsh sodium lights that illuminated the area.

It was far too dark, almost black, and the sodium lights from the bridge distorted the colour.

Last night under the sodium lighting they had resembled flames of sickly black and white.

The glass was dirty, and cut the merciless white glare of the sodium lights a little.

The trams had stopped running and the sodium lights burned in the empty streets.

Sodium lights had come up, burning pale yellow along the length of the empty avenue.

His face seemed huge, moon-like in the sodium light. '

Strips of white sodium lighting ran along the ceiling.

The door rumbled down, and Ford blinked to adjust to the sodium lighting.

Officials found that the sodium lights accelerated growth of foliage - thereby blocking out light.

Moses's skin was coldly illuminated in the sodium light.