| "All you ever saw was the lamp's lowly mud" | |
| "And the light of a single lamp shall shine no more." | |
| "And the third angel sounded... "and there fell a great star from heaven... "burning as if it were a lamp. | |
| "And the unhappy moon lights her lamp in vain... " | |
| "As daylight doth a lamp | |
| "All you ever saw was the lamp's lowly mud" | |
| "And the light of a single lamp shall shine no more." | |
| "And the third angel sounded... "and there fell a great star from heaven... "burning as if it were a lamp. | |
| "And the unhappy moon lights her lamp in vain... " | |
| "As daylight doth a lamp | |
| "... the dreary walls of the room's upper part in darkness. Due to the lamps, one loses... " | |
| "...the street-lamps are lit as darkness falls..." | |
| "And little covered wagons, which are television lamps. | |
| "And there were seven lamps of fire burning before the throne, which are the seven spirits of God," | |
| "And there were seven lamps of fire burning before the throne, which are the seven spirits of God. " | |
| "... the dreary walls of the room's upper part in darkness. Due to the lamps, one loses... " | |
| "...the street-lamps are lit as darkness falls..." | |
| "And little covered wagons, which are television lamps. | |
| "And there were seven lamps of fire burning before the throne, which are the seven spirits of God," | |
| "And there were seven lamps of fire burning before the throne, which are the seven spirits of God. " | |
| Anyway, I've lamped him, he's gone flying... I think I might have killed him. | |
| Do you often go out lamping with a drink in you? | |
| There's a rodent-looking creature lamping one of your barrels. | |
| Anyway, I've lamped him, he's gone flying... I think I might have killed him. | |
| Do you often go out lamping with a drink in you? | |
| There's a rodent-looking creature lamping one of your barrels. | |
