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  • I descend and find a labyrinth ill-lit by fifteen-watt bulbs.

    City Basements William Doreski 2011

  • A man who hadn't been in the kitchen earlier came in and Anthony had recognised the lean, baffled features of the man waiting on the ill-lit station platform the night the train was so very late.

    William Trevor | An Idyll in Winter 2011

  • Sometime between the wars, the old Shilkie had been converted to a transient hotel where the indigent would while away their days in shabby, ill-lit quarters.

    Abomination at the Shilkie Andrew Edwards 2011

  • In the middle of the world-wide war against terrorism, Congress has one good and palpable reason to concern itself with immigration reform: Illegal immigrants have fashioned a demi-monde, vast and ill-lit, within which our enemies can move with little fear of detection.

    Immigration 2010

  • Rain had fallen, and he shivered as he stood in the damp, ill-lit courtyard, drawing on his gloves and fastening his cloak as he waited for his horse to be produced.

    The Mistaken Wife Rose Melikan 2010

  • Rain had fallen, and he shivered as he stood in the damp, ill-lit courtyard, drawing on his gloves and fastening his cloak as he waited for his horse to be produced.

    The Mistaken Wife Rose Melikan 2010

  • "When's the last time you washed your windows?" he asked in greeting, surveying the ill-lit room.

    The Door Kari Gremore 2010

  • I started playing the trombone with menus in ill-lit restaurants until I would have needed the ape-arms of Tug Bitler to see the entrées.

    EVENING’S EMPIRE BILL FLANAGAN 2010

  • At the end, in the ill-lit lounge area, three chairs shared a table and a  single microphone hung down from the ceiling.

    Now Donal Thompson 2010

  • I started playing the trombone with menus in ill-lit restaurants until I would have needed the ape-arms of Tug Bitler to see the entrées.

    EVENING’S EMPIRE BILL FLANAGAN 2010

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