My skin began to burn as if I were baking under a sun lamp.

Plants grew in it under sun lamps which were turned on for a certain number of hours everyday.

The sun lamp killed the germs on the slide, but that didn't explain anything to him.

"They lay under the sun lamp of their own orthodoxy," said a party member who attended the congress.

Try looking at this page under ultraviolet light-a sun lamp, for example.

Avoidance of exposure of the skin to sunlight or sun lamps.

"I used the sun lamp at a new health club downtown," Warren confessed, still checking himself out in the mirror.

Avoid exposure to sunlight, sun lamps, or tanning beds.

Above her was a sun lamp that bathed her tanned back with ultraviolet light.

He turned off the sun lamp.

(I'd switch on the sun lamps over the massage table first, then run the cold water in the hand basin.)

There were even four hundred acres of food-growing space within her, where crops were grown under sun lamps.

Sun lamps studded the membrane at irregular intervals, and were distributed throughout the green masses themselves.

"There has to be--Katrina didn't get that beautiful tan under a sun lamp.

The next day, Anna accidentally leaves Lars-Erik too long under a sun lamp.

Robert Isabell provided Mexican orchids with their own sun lamps, as the island has no natural light during the holidays.

One specimen was frozen solidly in ice, the other was growing luxuriantly under the rays of a sun lamp.

Avoid tanning parlors and sun lamps.

Patients are usually advised to avoid direct exposure to sunlight, including sun lamps, and to use protective clothing and sunscreen agents.

In his case, he recalled mixing beeswax with tube oils on a single-burner hot plate and using a sun lamp for the burning-in process.

The rest of Mrs Glaushof was, thanks to her frequent use of a sun lamp, mostly brown and definitely drunk.

Visitors stated that the room is equipped with a bed, telephone, sun lamp, computer with internet connection, shower, treadmill, and small kitchenette.

I loved a main course of seared yellowtail, as moist as if it had barely passed under a sun lamp on its way to the plate.

The sun lamps inside the base were never switched off and it was up to the individual what he considered day and what he considered night.