Sentence examples for lantern by from inspiring English sources
Don't underestimate the satisfaction of creating a lantern by removing pumpkin goop.
Turns out he became the Green Lantern by punching a bong.
Its first collection includes objects like a solid-gold box by Hani Rashid and Lise Anne Couture and a modern take on the traditional lantern by Matali Crasset.
Byron celebrated "Davy's lantern, by which coals / Are safely mined for," but his Venetian mistress wondered whether Davy, who was visiting, might "give me something to dye my eyebrows black".
Underneath the lantern By the barrack gate, Darling, I remember The way you used to wait: 'Twas there that you whispered tenderly, That you loved me, You'd always be My Lilli of the lamplight, My own Lilli Marlene.
EXTRA POINTS WAYNE CHREBET, christened the Green Lantern by a fan in a message to his Web site after his performance against Tampa Bay, wore a Green Lantern T-shirt today, a gift from an HBO crew.
The full-service restaurant, Lanterns by the Sea, offers entertainment six nights a week; limbo dancers and fire eaters on Thursdays.
It illustrates their entry with a blond cartoon couple that seems to have found a beer garden beneath some lanterns by Notre Dame.
There are candle holders by E. R. Butler (starting at $750, in nickel, above, and in bronze, at left in inset), light fixtures by Robert Lewis and stained-glass lanterns by Steve Halterman.
Just off the street, the eponymous closet-size shop of Augustin Latour (8, rue Chabaud; 33-4-93-99-08-94) shofcasmallome décor, like garlands of small paper lanterns by Paris-based Tsé & Tsé Associées and place mats resembling Ginkgo biloba leaves by Agence Art Terre.
There are lots and lots of records (the black vinyl kind), some Beanie Babies (new with tags, as they say on eBay) and two crystalloid-shaped metal lanterns by the midcentury French designer Mathieu Matégot (who is now hotly collected by design fans).
