Sentence examples for for lantern from inspiring English sources
Some of the clues are punnily spot-on, like "Pathfinder?" for LANTERN, and "The City of a Hundred Spires" for PRAGUE is beautifully evocative.
Most of these writers work independently, but in the summer of 2001, a handful of them in New York -- playwrights, actors and directors -- formed a collective called Nibras, Arabic for lantern.
Emma Foulkes, 23, from Wrexham, wants tougher safety guidelines for lantern manufacturers after one broke, spilling hot oil over her three-year-old son Cael's face.
If Foung knew what the end goal was for Lantern when he first started the company, he would've kept a smaller team, he said.
When you first sign up for Lantern, you'll take an assessment that will determine which of its three tracks is best for you.
Bowman found "Gender Bender" a difficult episode to work on the script had initially called for lantern light to illuminate several scenes, but this was found to be unworkable.
Brides are eschewing white dresses for colour, cars for fairytale carriages and bouquets for lanterns.
Snelgrave called for lanterns and ordered twenty armed sailors on deck, and others down into the steerage, where they could fire out of the ship's portholes.
When it was discovered in the 19th century that rock oil would yield a distilled product (kerosene) suitable for lanterns, new sources of this mineral were eagerly sought.
The price of whale oil surged that was used for lanterns.
Inaccurate systems tend to underestimate the required capacity: For instance, as the system capacity of 150 Wp was too small in Curepto (providing on average 1.5 2 h of electricity), people had to continue using their alternative energy sources such as candles, batteries for lanterns and radios, and paraffin.
