dim-lit

A child who has been crying all day long, and perhaps half the night, in a lonely dim-lit cell, and is preyed upon by terror, simply cannot eat food of this coarse, horrible kind.

THE HUNGER WAIL 2010

Everything from the worn bartop to the shadowy booths in the dim-lit corners of the room was hewn from some unknown dark lumber, no doubt tinted further by the residue of decades of cigarette smoke.

Salvadora Jackson Stone 2011

I peek inside at the dim-lit, romantic little restaurant, and decide to pop in -- just for a minute.

Estee Stanley: New York City: A Love Story Estee Stanley 2011

Instead, he wandered through the silent rooms, across the patios, and along the dim-lit halls.

CHAPTER XXX 2010

A shaft of light shot across the dim-lit sea and wrapped boat and man in a splendor of red and gold.

Nam-Bok, the Unveracious 2010

I peek inside at the dim-lit, romantic little restaurant, and decide to pop in -- just for a minute.

Estee Stanley: New York City: A Love Story Estee Stanley 2011

I peek inside at the dim-lit, romantic little restaurant, and decide to pop in -- just for a minute.

Estee Stanley: New York City: A Love Story Estee Stanley 2011

A shaft of light shot across the dim-lit sea and wrapped boat and man in

NAM-BOK THE UNVERACIOUS 2010

On Saturday in Los Angeles, 12 slightly nervous women (myself included) entered a dim-lit room with hardwood floors (a little bit like a yoga studio, but with five "stripper" poles).

Tabby Biddle: Women's Empowerment: Now With More Fun 2010

“The dim-lit city, starting up like an aroused sleeper... was in an instant clothed with such flaming radiance as man has never made before,” reported the Los Angeles Times, with a perhaps pardonable excess of enthusiasm.

Colossus Michael Hiltzik 2010