The word "lanterns" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it in a variety of contexts to mean a light source enclosed in a metal cover or frame, such as a built-in outdoor lighting structure. For example, "The stone pathway was lit by dozens of lanterns, providing a romantic ambiance for the evening."
At lunchtime I was led to a nomad tent down the hill in the garden, with floor-cushion sofas around low ornate tables, thick rugs and lanterns.
Watch With Mother, with Andy Pandy going around the gardens, and that strange lady making paper lanterns with a model sausage dog helping her.
Water is heated by solar power, the camp is lit by lanterns and candles, and an added dose of cosiness comes when the camp fires are lit at night.
The setup also means the street lanterns can be adapted to fit the weather, even flashing red to warn residents of approaching storms or floods.
An Italian restaurant will, for example, be able to adjust the street lanterns around it to create a more Italian atmosphere, and residents will be able to decide their respective streets' illumination look, initially for a couple of hours each night.
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Often these businesses are distributing products and services — clean cook stoves, solar lanterns, private education — that directly serve poor people and they have a clear stake in making sure their communities thrive and become less dependent on aid.
Push a switch and the gadget emits a few soulful bars from the classic song of Fairouz, a Lebanese diva, lamenting Israel's capture of Jerusalem in 1967.The singing lanterns compete with a gush of new releases on the same theme.
KPF was also the firm that did the huge stone tower on the city's main shopping street which has giant lanterns on top.
But a 15-minute walk from the hotel takes us into the town's medieval centre (pictured), which is a UNESCO world-heritage site full of narrow lanes, red lanterns and roofs curling up at the corners with wooden tendrils reaching into the sky.
He shows me Indian pashminas in bright colours and patterns; hand-crafted Egyptian jewellery boxes with mosaic patterns; lanterns, oil lamps and hand-made wall hangings of elephants from Burma; masks, purses and statues of camels from Vietnam.Like many Asian immigrants, Abu Bakr came to the Emirates to make money to send to his family, who still live in India.
