Sentence examples for for the lantern from inspiring English sources
Don't forget propane for the lantern, and water.
The products are costly -- at $50 for the lantern, that represents two months' salary for many people.
Rapunzel and Flynn eventually arrive at the kingdom in time for the lantern ceremony.
A wooden structure with lamp-chimneys was built for the lantern and its optical devices.
We let the fuel cell and waited for the lantern to fill up with air.
The tower walls are carried up above the lantern floor to support the metal framework for the lantern.
That he finds himself on a hit television series at the age of 50 — playing big-lug sidekick to Jeffrey Donovan on "Burn Notice" — is an unexpected windfall for the lantern-jawed Mr. Campbell, best known as a horror-film hero since he starred in his childhood pal Sam Raimi's "Evil Dead" trilogy in the early 1980s.
In a book that is far more fair and balanced than the network it covers, Collins, a reporter for The Los Angeles Times, writes that the slogan was a "winking synonym" for conservatism, raw meat for the lantern-and-pitchfork insurgency that pushed Fox to the top of the cable heap.
The Coast Guard, whether it owns the lighthouse or has divested it, is still responsible for the lanterns in the beacons.
Before you head out for the lanterns and pitchforks, it's worth remembering that a free press is not free.
Into the upper part they made two subsidiary rooms, one on top of the other, and another, the topmost room, 35 m from the ground, was for the lanterns.
