It has a flashlight, an LED flashlight.

It's Tom's flashlight.

Lend me your flashlight.

I groped for a flashlight.

This flashlight is getting dim.

This flashlight needs two batteries.

Linda, get me a flashlight.

It's got a built in flashlight.

I've been looking for my flashlight.

Where did I leave my flashlight?

I shone a flashlight into the dark room.

Pitch black. Not a candle, not a flashlight.

I'm holding in my hand a flashlight, and as I move the flashlight around, you can see that the appearance of the object changes a lot, based on where I hold my flashlight.

Tom pulled a flashlight out of his jacket pocket.

The flashlight, the mirror. You said you'd tell me.

The policeman signaled the car to stop with a flashlight.

Using a flashlight, the policeman signaled the car to stop.

Oh no! It's a power outage! Hey, where was the flashlight again?

There was not a flashlight, not a lantern, not a candle pitch black.

Same principle... principles in physics would be like a flashlight shining on a wall.

He'd die of shock right now if you shone a flashlight in his eyes.

A white shower curtain, a bit translucent, which acts as a great diffuser for flashlight.

So, if you go out at night, you shine a flashlight, the animals are bright.

You see the red glow in their eyes, which is the reflection of the flashlight.

I'll have every officer in the area out there with their flashlight inside of 20 minutes.

I'll come alongshore in one of those boats and signal you with a flashlight. Be watching.

I will forget to change the whitebalance from Tungsten to flashlight the on or the other time.

We went a bought a flashlight with a very big battery, and a bunch of small speakers.

It's just because all day I am shooting over here in this mixed light Tungsten and flashlight environment,

Instead of looking at reproductions of it at home, you're actually feeling the hand laid bricks and shimmying up and down narrow cracks and getting wet and muddy and walking in a dark tunnel with a flashlight.

Like the others, I wear a flickering, cheap flashlight tied to my head with this elastic, tattered band, and I can barely make out the slick tree limbs holding up the walls of the three foot square hole dropping hundreds of feet into the earth.

And then he got so excited, he turned on his flashlight because he wanted to see better, and the giant didn't run away, so he risked turning on the white lights on the submersible, bringing a creature of legend from the misty history into high resolution video.

The flashlight gives us this really intense, bright L.E.D., and six hours worth of rechargeable battery pack, and the lunch box is a nice little package in which you can put everything inside, and a bunch of mini speakers to sort of amplify the sound large enough.

I saw chains of jellyfish called siphonophores that were longer than this room, pumping out so much light that I could read the dials and gauges inside the suit without a flashlight and puffs and billows of what looked like luminous blue smoke and explosions of sparks that would swirl up out of the thrusters just like when you throw a log on a campfire and the embers swirl up off the campfire, but these were icy, blue embers.