| Steve Harris grins knowingly as interrogation begins, sitting in the band's Essen dressing room, in front of a light-bulb framed mirror which gives him a certain Godfatherly glow. |
| Unfortunately it's not until a toy breaks, a light-bulb malfunctions or products cause harm that Canadians realize how important standardization really is to safety. |
| A dead light-bulb is a break in the circuit, so that will also stop the current. |
| For six months, she was a food-factory inspector, then a telephone operator, a receptionist, and a light-bulb saleswoman. |
| The replacement of that broken light-bulb will have to wait until I can buy a new one. |
| Her signature legislation, a light-bulb freedom of choice act, designed to protect the God-given right of every American to waste as much electricity as he pleases, had attracted more mirth than votes. |
