Sentence examples for garden lamp from inspiring English sources

A floor piece about the size of an ottoman and made mostly of clear plastic drinking straws, it suggests a cross between a Chinese garden lamp and a space module.

But, apart from the small band of British Gas engineers who maintain the 1,500 gas lamps still clustered around the royal parks, Westminster and Covent Garden, lamp lighters are now a thing of the past, their jobs snuffed out by automated timers and electricity.

Out the window, the snow has stopped and, in the dim light of the garden lamps, she sees someone standing there.

The garden had lamps, exhaust fans and watering hoses, he said.

The well-loved artist's 322 Saturday Evening Post covers -- including greatest hits like "Doctor and the Doll," "The Runaway" and "Saying Grace" -- have found their way onto household objects almost too numerous to tally, like playing cards and magnets, pens and garden accessories, lamps and ties and sweatshirts and snow globes.

"A Quiet Passion," Terence Davies' masterful new movie, plays out in the sunny gardens and lamp-lighted drawing rooms of 19th-century Amherst, Mass., where Emily Dickinson spent most of her 55 years patiently making her monumental contribution to American literature.

There are pages devoted to planting explosives in table lamps, garden gates and even fountain pens.

The Mountain Bar, a music club he opened in this city's gallery-packed Chinatown, is distinctive for its blood-red walls and a hanging garden of sculptural lamps.

The exhibition proves that many photographers tramped in Atget's footsteps, taking what he took -- street lamps, garden ornaments, beds, storefronts, streets, railings, trees -- even matching his formal arrangements.

A show and sale of antique furniture, jewelry, clocks, prints, porcelain, lamps, garden statuary and books, with 45 dealers, will take place tomorrow and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is $10.

It begins with local merchants selling fresh orange juice who arrive at dawn, and over the course of the day, you'll see lamp sellers, garden merchants, henna painters, medics, fortune tellers, snake charmers, dancers and musicians.