Sentence examples for for a lantern from inspiring English sources

The government rejected calls from farming groups and animal charities for a lantern ban.

Estimates range from $300 to $400 for an iron teapot, and from $100,000 to $150,000 for a lantern in mahogany and leaded glass, above.

Hundreds of people braved wind and rain to gather for a lantern procession, mini-torch relay and concert on Monday night.

Strong evidence of this phenomenon is, for example, the presence of a lantern of Aristotle in adult clypeasteroids, while in the remaining extant and fossil irregular echinoids, including in the ancestral lineage of Clypeasteroida (a branch of Cassiduloida – see [3] for an analysis of cassiduloid-clypeasteroid relationships), the lantern atrophies before adult life [2].

Maybe writing for a lantern-jawed character who wakes up in a crepuscular Manhattan brought out the Dashiell Hammett in the team.

The jar can be turned upside down for a lantern-like effect.

In Zhang Yimou's feudal fable, the red light is the signal for sex: a lantern was lit over a chosen concubine's door.

For a moment, I wondered whether a "national character face" was the choice for patriots, but then I saw that it's for those with a lantern jaw, like the squared-off Chinese character for "nation":.

And as the vicar read "Prayer in Time of War," I thought about the patriots watching through that long April night knowing an attack was coming, but not from where, waiting for a signal, a lantern in the dark, something to tell them what to do.

Both mythical and allegorical, the Chicago story involves Mrs Catherine O'Leary's cow (whose name is Madeline, Naomi, Daisy or Gwendolyn, depending on who is telling it), who was blamed for kicking over a lantern and starting the blaze.

Another statement that was included in the 1 September 1952, Announcement for the 33rd annual meeting included additional information to the statement, 'A lantern for the projection of slides of standard size will be available.