Sentence examples for a lantern in a from inspiring English sources

The show includes several examples, none of them worthy of Duchamp's "Étant Donnés" (the conceptually titillating tableau of a spread-eagle nude brandishing a lantern in a landscape).

His part is often considered one of the more humorous in the play, as he uses a lantern in a failed attempt to portray Moonshine and is wittily derided by his audience.

Amongst the photos, which can be seen below, are a number of striking images, including an abandoned cockpit overrun by vegetation, richly hued and textured to the point that it could be mistaken for a painting; an woman in flight, staring at the moon; ghost-like children frolicking with a lantern in an abandoned field; and a mourning couple in a hospital.

The death of God was announced by a madman entering a marketplace, carrying a lantern in the morning light, in Nietzsche's book "The Gay Science," published in 1882.

Later, it glows like a lantern in the night.

And as the vicar read "Prayer in Time of War," I thought about the patriots watching through that long April night knowing an attack was coming, but not from where, waiting for a signal, a lantern in the dark, something to tell them what to do.

He showed photographs of the swastika on a shrine in Kyoto, on a lantern in Korea, and on temple doors in China and Tibet; then images of the symbol in America before the Second World War — on a postcard, on a Coca-Cola pendant, and on a Boy Scout merit badge.

Estimates range from $300 to $400 for an iron teapot, and from $100,000 to $150,000 for a lantern in mahogany and leaded glass, above.

"The trade-off is that we get a unique architectural feature that glows like a lantern in the evening.

Frequently in Glück's work, we find a kind of embedded directness, the flash of candor like a lantern in the fog.

So, hang a lantern in the steeple and let the call go out: the end of our well-rounded society has begun.