But, pampered with the gastronomic pleasures Paul serves up, one feels strangely magnanimous about the strings of fairy lights that criss-cross the ceiling from which occasional huge plasticky stars dangle.
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Quaint stone bridges, many boasting the Texas lone star, span the river, allowing pedestrians to venture from one side to the other, and fairy lights flicker in some of the trees.
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The small " midget " bulbs commonly known as fairy lights are also called "'Italian lights "'in some parts of the U . S ., such as Chicago.
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Tse & Tse's exploding circle of fairy lights, which sold for around $ 90 at Habitat in London, was singled out as a fabulous holiday decoration by four British newspapers.
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Mayor McDaniels decides that anything offensive to anyone will be removed from the Christmas celebrations, including Santa Claus, Christmas trees, wreaths, fairy lights, candy canes, mistletoe and the Star of Bethlehem.
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A strange light sometimes seen in the Hebrides is referred to as the " teine sith ", or " fairy light ", though there was no formal connection between it and the fairy race.
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It's a world where children rest on clouds to spy on those below, the heavens are crowded with a galaxy of fanciful planets, and tiny fairies light up a forest like high-voltage fireflies.
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In 1935 Telsen was bought out of receivership by David Rosenfield Ltd and the business was moved to Manchester where they produced a range of electrical appliances including Clothes Irons, Toasters and Christmas Bubble lights and Fairy Lights.
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There are days with incredible highs _ in the park last night the flower bushes had so many fireflies it was as if they were decorated in fairy lights _ and other days when I feel thrown into a dungeon.
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The term'fairy lights', describing'a small coloured light used in illuminations'had already entered English : its usage for a string of electrically powered Christmas lights has been common in the UK ever since.
