Sentence examples for lantern it from inspiring English sources

Correction: An earlier version of this article misstated the budget for "The Green Lantern". It was $200 million, not $200 billion.

He had a tendency to lift everything into the realm of abstract thought, or to dismiss a subject after a single experience — when he and Beaumont visited the American Museum in New York, and discovered that it held stuffed birds and a magic lantern, it was a wrap for the future of the fine arts in democracy.

So now we know where the Green Lanterns live and how Ryan Reynolds became the Green Lantern and all the little bonuses that come with being a Green Lantern, it's time to find out what the film is actually about.

We've just watched a segment from the 2011 blockbuster "The Green Lantern". It's one of the films highlighted in the New Orleans Movie Tour, a two-hour driving excursion that showcases the locations of some of the most famous scenes filmed in and around the Big Easy.

Even if it is as frontloaded as Watchmen or Green Lantern, it will make money for all parties.

Produced by Greg Berlanti ("Brothers & Sisters," "Everwood") and co-written by Marc Guggenheim, with whom Berlanti wrote the screenplay for "The Green Lantern," it's a take on the Green Arrow, a Batman-style vigilante crime fighter.

Lined by globe lanterns, it can, at twilight, recall a scene from Magritte.

Through discussions with community members who had purchased the solar lanterns, it was clear that the solar lanterns were of low quality and stopped working within days of their purchase.

The dining room of Vine Bistro is decorated in modern black, grey and silver, with hanging paper lanterns; it wouldn't be out of place in SoHo.

So it's probably unsurprising that, as I rummaged through my garage in search of my collection of Ramadan lanterns, it struck me how strikingly similar the core values in Star Trek are to those of Ramadan.

Scott wrapped a strip of paper around a cylinder, slowly rotated it above an oil lantern until it went black from smoke, and then used two styli (one moved by the vibrations of a tuning fork, the other by a membrane that shook in tandem with his voice) to cut into the soot; the paper was later placed in a bath of alcohol-based fixative.