Sentence examples for on a lantern from inspiring English sources

He showed photographs of the swastika on a shrine in Kyoto, on a lantern in Korea, and on temple doors in China and Tibet; then images of the symbol in America before the Second World War — on a postcard, on a Coca-Cola pendant, and on a Boy Scout merit badge.

If necessary for the role, contouring to change face shape should be done at this stage--highlighting cheekbones, increasing eye depth, narrowing or attaching little importance the nose, highlighting a weak chin, emphasizing less on a lantern jaw, adding age lines.

Officially called the Industrial National Bank Building, the 428-foot skyscraper in downtown Providence is the city's tallest building and a wonderful example of Art Deco architecture, with geometric friezes and a staggered facade that narrows to a lantern light on top.

Doubles from £46.50 B&B On a lantern-lit lane, these adjoining gay-friendly properties feel like something of a secret, tucked away in an untouristy neighbourhood yet with an alley shortcut through the crafts market to the heart of Siem Reap.

We'll keep the light on and a lantern out in front".

In 1573, during a service on Ascension Day, a lantern tower perched on the roof fell down.

The fountain had a 28-foot-high column topped with a weather vane and a lantern; on one side was a wide watering trough for horses, on the other separate drinking places for dogs and humans.

Friends and family planned a candlelight vigil and memorial on Thursday and a lantern release Friday night.

The Romantics understood another peril of using only one set of models or metaphors: because the theories and models we use structure our vision and analysis, relying on only one is like depending on a single lantern to see in the dark, or using one set of cognitive spectacles to make sense of everything about the world.

Alas, experience is a "lantern on the stern, which shines only on the waves behind us".

When Vinnie arrived home, she found her whole family waiting up by a lantern on a big ceremonial kuta mat on the living-room floor — all but her youngest, Samuel, who hid under a blanket in a nearby room, ashamed that he'd grown chubbier in her absence, and frightened that his mother wouldn't recognize him.