Sentence examples for in lanterns from inspiring English sources
After the 1st century ce, candles or oil lamps were used in lanterns with panes of glass or horn.
Orme's instructions suggest that transparent prints could be substituted for stained glass, in lanterns, lampshades, and fire screens.
An estimated 10m pumpkins are grown in the UK every year, 95% of which will be hollowed out in lanterns for Halloween and the rest used in recipes.
Now we do it in a world of almost 7 billion people all wanting their own cars and computers instead of the 700 million in 1750 content with whale oil in lanterns.
For events, Mr. Beahm often groups candles together or places them in lanterns or hurricane vases, but at home, he said, what you really need is a good pair of candleholders.
On the day, the boyfriend will be drunk on champagne while I'll be worrying about whether my mum has had enough to eat and whether the tea lights in lanterns secreted in the trees have blown out.
He also raises mussels, scallops, clams, and oysters in lantern nets shaped like accordions and stacked pyramids.
Among swinging shadows in lantern light, the name of Don Ferdinand Álvarez de Toledo, Duke of Alba, appears with the date 1570.
There was light, just like in lantern sharks, the group reports online today in The Journal of Experimental Biology.
Avoid reading book in dim light, in candle light and in lantern light.
