noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
light
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She had only known one man, a moronic battle in neon light .
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Even though it was a summer afternoon, the foyer was drenched in a harsh, white neon light .
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Once she stuffed her diaphragm into one of my neon lights , breaking it, shattering it.
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A spillage of lurid neon light , yellow and orange, dribbled from the windowsill to the floor.
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Mrs T finds that a particular type of neon light upsets her balance.
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Go to the right places and there will be a big railway station or a billboard full of flickering neon lights .
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For those unmoved, the Ferris wheel spun its neon lights and the shooting galleries popped.
sign
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A few neon signs are beginning to appear on the larger buildings advertising the usual Western wares such as Levi jeans.
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The other neon sign which surmounted the Parliament building, a huge red star, has recently been removed.
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The hotel neon sign lights up our faces.
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Alix was out front of the premises poking a flickering neon sign with a length of plastic tubing.
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A million neon signs push the delicacy of the pink twilight into a dull haze.
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Perhaps she'd find a flashing neon sign to stick in the parson's nose.
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The neon sign made little clicks as it changed colour.
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She might just as well have stuck a neon sign on her head, inviting him to make love to her.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But not drunk enough. crilly My North London flat is filled with neon .
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Dancing black girls writhing under the twinkling neon of a pizzeria.
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Physical trapping is likely to be about as effective for neon , argon and krypton.
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The downtown Dallas skyline is accented in green and blue and red neon .
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The other neon sign which surmounted the Parliament building, a huge red star, has recently been removed.
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The public reception area, a strange mixture of green neon and granite, is awash with the sound of running water.
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With only 6000 years of life left the temperature rockets to 620 million degrees, to convert carbon into neon .
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You see it in the neon strips that colour the city, the flashing lights on every corner.