Sentence examples for be a lantern from inspiring English sources

Starting at 6 p.m. there will be a lantern lighting and free refreshments.

The day culminates in the Flame Festival at Cardiff Bay from 19 00 BST where there will be a lantern procession of 200 people accompanying the torch bearers' relay as it arrives in Roald Dahl Plass on its way to Stoke Mandeville - the spiritual home of the Paralympic movement.

Radcliffe may be a lantern-jawed 22-year-old leading man, and Watson a 21-year-old fashion maven, but the memory of those schoolkid personas – owlish and goody-two-shoes respectively – will stick around for ever.

Alas, experience is a "lantern on the stern, which shines only on the waves behind us".

I sound, however, as if I wish Ha Ha had been a lantern lecture: I'm glad it's not, for the practice of comedy is much more fascinating than the theory.

The hall is run by John Bartunek, a lugubrious man who walks the dark halls with a perpetual pint of Pilsener as if it were a lantern and he the ghost of Christmas future.

But there is no question that the deployment of federal funds, especially in this economic climate, is a lantern of hope for the suffering of millions in every nation on the planet.

What is a lantern slide you might ask?

The highlight of the Flame Festival is a lantern procession where 200 children and their families will line the route for eight torchbearers who will carry the flame into the event.

The truth is that you are a lantern.

Brian Adam Douglas: Yeah Brooklyn Street Art: And there is a lantern and a nest on your head?