Sentence examples for a lantern from from inspiring English sources

During the event, representatives from Swansea and Conwy will light a lantern from the cauldron to take the flame to their associated Flame Celebration events.

Representatives from Swansea and Conwy lit a lantern from the Cardiff cauldron to take the flame to their associated celebration events.

The following image shows (at left) one of the recent UFOs reported over Ohio, and (at right) a Chinese Lantern from a 2013 Taiwan festival.

One of them leaned down to give him a hand, then took a lantern down from a tree branch.

A green canvas satchel and a lantern hang from two rusty nails on a wall — possessions supposedly left behind by a lanky teenage boy from Beijing sent here four decades ago to do hard labor.

A waiter carried two Martinis, one red and one orange, to an elegantly dressed Bolivian couple sitting under a lantern made from strands of red and orange alpaca wool.

The only brilliant light is at the windows: Many of the most important indoor scenes are shot in silhouette, with just the smallest amount of fill (equal to a candle or a lantern) coming from the foreground.

Then, with a lantern hanging from the branches of some great sycamore tree, with the baggage and the horses arrayed in a protective circle, they slept under the stars, devoured by fleas.

Hundreds have taken part in a lantern parade from Stonehenge to revive an ancient tradition for the first time in living memory, organisers said.

To join the fun, purchase an inexpensive lantern from a convenience store and head to Victoria Park in Causeway Bay or The Peak in Central, two favoured spots to gather.

The effect is rather like the rising of a Chinese lantern from its flat state into a rounded object.