Sentence examples for colored lantern from inspiring English sources

Now there aren't just Green Lanterns, there are about seven other colored lantern types, all representing a major emotion.

Last week, Lille's major avenue, the Rue Faidherbe, morphed into a replica of Shanghai with colored lanterns and a tea garden.

A Chinese courtyard fenced in with chain link, one side strung with colored lanterns under a dragon eave, sits opposite a globular cement form with faded colored dots populated by icons including crucifixions and Buddhas.

Stylishly crammed into just 360 square feet is everything one might need to spruce up a summer rental: pieces from Mr. Derian's popular découpage line, sheets by Matteo and John Robshaw, brightly colored lanterns from Turkey, votive candle holders from Paris, poufs and vintage trays from Morocco, pottery by Astier de Villatte and linoleum cuts by Hugo Guinness, bottom right.

On the next day, ride in 22 sailboats, which symbolize 22 years of "doi moi" (economic reform), and let loose flower garlands and colored lanterns at Thi Nai Bay and Thi Nai Bridge.

The colored silk lanterns are similar to those in vibrant Indian processions.

Colored Japanese lanterns were utilized for the illumination of the tables outside several large restaurants and cafés.

Colored glass lanterns hang from metal chains, and large saffron, blue or orange urns sit on high shelves.

The cafe's brightly colored paper lanterns hanging under arching bamboo shoots and palm trees suggest Los Angeles, or maybe Miami.

Friends from film crews and finance helped string rose-colored Japanese lanterns between a series of arches.

Colored-glass lanterns wash the interior with a warm, effulgent light, and the mauve shadows they cast seem to demand that diners try something out of the ordinary.