Definition of lit up
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Examples of lit up in a Sentence
he finally wandered in at 3:00 a.m., obviously lit up
Recent Examples of lit up from the Web
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Fireworks are not subject to the growing levels of tariffs that other products face, allowing the Fourth of July to light up more and more each year.
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When Lorenz launches into a Latin pattern on drums, Davis lights up immediately.
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If the 2016 VW Golf SE senses a car in your blind spot, a yellow icon lights up in the side mirror.
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Advertisements for Chinese companies light up the boards ringing the pitches, and more than 40,000 fans from China bought tickets to the World Cup, the most of any country outside of Europe and the Americas.
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Twitter lit up Friday after word that U of L's Neeli Bendapudi had made the decision to drop the Papa John's name from Cardinal Stadium.
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If astronomers are right, a ghostly particle that lit up an instrumented swathe of ice beneath the South Pole on 22 September last year was a messenger from a distant galaxy.
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In May an essay put out on WeChat by a former tech journalist lit up social media.
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The trippy circuit boards in Heiko Hellwig's Silicon Cities look like aerial views of futuristic urban clusters lit up at night.
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First Known Use of lit up
1907
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