Sentence examples for are lantern from inspiring English sources
verb
To furnish with a lantern.
They are lantern bearers in a Buddhist temple and benign demons.
Instead of health clinics, say, there are lantern slides; old hip-hop records accompany the affordable housing.
Lastly, Glenlivet's stills are lantern shaped with long, narrow necks, all of which helps to produce a light tasting spirit.
The flowers are lantern-like, pinched and cut into a "V" at the lip, with their stalks projecting alternately up the stalk.
The internees are horribly thin, raw-boned some are almost cadaverous, with skin like parchment folded around their arms their faces are lantern-jawed, and their eyes are haunted by the empty stare of the prisoner who does not know what will happen to him next.
Where gabardine once hung, there are lanterns, stucco arches, stained glass, local artwork.
Those are lanterns on the sides of the carriage; no mirrors anywhere.
Most lights are lanterns, for example, hung from wall hooks, rather than ceiling fixtures requiring hidden wiring.
The only things we've seen are lanterns, occasionally.
Some examples of these are lanterns, pavilions, pagoda, stepping stones and gravel, water bowls, deer chasers, fencing or screens, etc. Pick a nice large area.
One such product already available is Lantern, which helps people navigate the often incomprehensible care system and their entitlements.
