Sentence examples for lantern of this from inspiring English sources

Returned to its original position, it is dramatically suspended from the lantern of this uplifting, airy space.

'This structure is known as the Lanterne des Morts, or the Lantern of the Dead,' she says.

The industry code was published a year after chief fire officers appealed for the public and event organisers not to use lanterns of this kind.

Light extractors: The jagged scales on the lantern of the Photuris firefly.

The sight of a Lantern of the Dead is a timely reminder of the futility of ambition.

(The red lantern of the title is lit for the wife he means to sleep with that night).

Most rooms enjoy terrific views over the city's rooftops – some to the luminous stained glass lantern of the Catholic Cathedral.

In this study, the antibacterial and hemolytic effects of the gonadal tissue, test, spines and Aristotle's lantern of the sea urchin (Echinometra mathaei) were investigated.

Finally, the crude extracts of the gonadal tissue, test, spines and Aristotle's lantern of the samples were separately prepared by the solvents, including phosphate-buffered saline (PBS), 96%% ethanol (Et) and 80%% acetonitrile (ACN).

German artillery bombarded and destroyed the Helsinki Workers Halll, and put out the Red lantern of the Finnish revolution.

But there is no question that the deployment of federal funds, especially in this economic climate, is a lantern of hope for the suffering of millions in every nation on the planet.