Sentence examples for a lantern to from inspiring English sources

My parents gave me a lantern to carry with me after dark.

Lieutenant Commander Richard Full carried a lantern to the world-famous First and Last signpost at Land's End, where the first torch was lit in front of the cheering crowds.

I came from below stairs with Colin Blakely, who held a lantern to light O'Toole, Michael Redgrave, Rosemary Harris et al. I was supposed to cover the lamp when actors passed in front, so the lighting source wouldn't be seen.

The onslaught hurtles right to left, implying the murderous events to come but fixed in a flash-bulb moment – and on the very edge is Caravaggio himself, holding up a lantern to light both his picture and the biblical scene.

During the event, 26 flame ambassadors from across England collected a flame in a lantern to take back to their local celebrations.

Urging the public to support the torchbearers on the route she said: "Come out and cheer on the torchbearers and light a lantern to light the way to the Paralympic Games".

In Mudumalai officer A. Pushpakaran shows off a four-wheel-drive rapid-response vehicle donated by the trust with everything from a tent to a solar lantern to a rucksack.

Art of Shade used a Chinese lantern to create a skirt festooned with white flower-shaped lights and white wallpaper.

On the gondola ride up, guests are given Vermont cider, a fleece blanket and a camp lantern to keep them warm.

Mr. Stutzman's neighbor, Mr. Gingerich, also a Swartzentruber, recently broke off from Mr. Stutzman's group over the issue of adding a second lantern to buggies.

He produced a magic lantern to give striking lighting effects; the box is still in the Victoria and Albert Museum, together with some of the slides.