Sentence examples for its own lantern from inspiring English sources
Then he will travel in procession to Etchmiadzin, the center of the Armenian church, for a ceremony in which he will light a lantern on an altar, and that light will be shared with the delegations from around the world, each of which will have brought its own lantern.
He was holding his own lantern.
The first observer opens the shutter of his lamp, and, the second, upon seeing the light, immediately opens the shutter of his own lantern.
At the moment the Institute is at the old Paul M. Warburg house on East 80th St .Writer visited this structure too, under the guidance of Mr. Smyth, who pointed out that the Institute makes their own lantern slides & has a collection of 125,000 - bigger than the Metropolitan Museum's.
On the lantern tour, they tell you ghost stories and you carry your own lantern.
Filled with red brick Federal townhouses whose stoops are lit up at night with gaslight street lanterns, the area is often referred to as though it were its own town.
In those churches, the light will be available to the families of parishioners who want to light their own lanterns and take them home.
More than 100,000 lanterns are launched during the celebration, and visitors can buy their own lanterns from street stalls.
Visit your local Chinatown to purchase authentic Chinese tea leaves, lanterns, incense and moon cakes (you can also make your own lanterns and moon cakes, see later steps).
