Sentence examples for lit lantern from inspiring English sources

"The Greek cynic philosopher Diogenes walked the streets of Athens with a lit lantern looking for an honest man (person to be politically correct)," the note said.

Having to climb up the enormous Tower of Babel beforehand, David manages to kill Goliath by throwing a lit lantern down his throat.

Everywhere I turn there is a haunting ghoul staring, or some lit lantern grinning sinister at me, and my impending offspring.

As I saw him off at the door he had his cellphone in his hand, like a dimly lit lantern.

North Wales Fire and Rescue Service urged people not to stand underneath lit lanterns.

Earlier in the evening, crowds lined its banks to release candle-lit lanterns into the water as a tradition of Obon, the festival to remember the souls of the dead.

Later that night, I'm sitting behind my beer at the beach bar, lit by lanterns.

They live for war, so dark seating areas are tucked behind fortress-like walls and lit by lanterns; there is a cigar room in the style of a cave; and the bar has an inconspicuous entrance ninjaakasaka.com).

The Soneva can also pack a picnic lunch for guests or arrange an outdoor meal lit by lanterns somewhere on the property.

On 19 September, the eve of the full moon, many people take to the streets or parks carrying lit paper lanterns hooked over a thin bamboo stick (or the modern plastic equivalent).

It is a 15-minute drive from the camp and features a sleeping platform with a queen-sized bed draped in oh-so-romantic-yet-practical mosquito netting lit with lanterns.