Sentence examples for blue lantern from inspiring English sources

"The Blue Lantern" is a magical evocation of childhood wonder.

New Directions has also reissued The Blue Lantern: And Other Stories, by Victor Pelevin ($12.95), in which irony, dark humor and existential musings are given free rein in the strange landscape of post-Soviet Russia.

Her final years were spent bedridden with arthritis, writing as much as her crippled hands would allow by the light of her blue lantern, in her flat overlooking the Palais Royal gardens in Paris.

That "Omon Ra" was published at all owed everything to the acuity of Natasha Perova, who read one of Pelevin's first published stories, "The Blue Lantern," and was excited to see more.

Contemporary decor plays throughout the 100-year-old building (a former brothel called the Blue Lantern), with added youth-centric amenities such as a DVD library, board games, and homemade chocolate chip cookies.

As with much of Pelevin's early fiction, the story ends on a note of heightened transcendence, with one of the boys lost in a kind of rapture as he peers at the blue lantern burning outside his window, his consciousness teetering on the edge of dissolution, on the very edge of silence.

During the last selection, the students will reappear with red, white and blue lanterns to sing along.

As darkness swarms the woods, the evening culminates with Turrell's illumination of Houghton Hall itself, turning colonnaded galleries into tunnels of red and rooftop domes into blue lanterns.

The lobby leads to the breakfast area, decorated with tropical greenery, and illuminated by orange and blue Chinese lanterns, and a mini kitchen where guests can make their own packed lunches.

As you enter, you may need to duck to avoid a pair of hanging baby-blue Chinese lanterns, extruded into elephant-trunk shapes straight out of Dr. Seuss.

Another 200 or so spend their days working on two 1950s-era Magnox reactors that look like big blue jack-o-lanterns.