Sentence examples for the lantern that from inspiring English sources

The products are costly -- at $50 for the lantern, that represents two months' salary for many people.

An up-to-date version of that multicultural frontier town is on display every Sunday morning at a flea market, just around the corner from where Mrs. O'Leary's cow — in fable, anyway — is said to have kicked over the lantern that started the Great Fire of 1871.

The Chicago Tribune this morning, across the top of Page 1, had pictures of the four "Great Icons of Chicago". Chronologically, there was Mrs. O'Leary's cow (which legend has it kicked over the lantern that started the Great Chicago Fire in 1871), Capone, the Sears Tower, and Jordan.

And yes, these are the same O'Learys whose family cow kicked over the lantern that started the infamous blaze.

And last week, the former player Ray Small told the university's student newspaper, The Lantern, that memorabilia sales by players were common and few had any regard for N.C.A.A. regulations forbidding them.

A former Ohio State wide receiver told the university's student newspaper, The Lantern, that he sold Big Ten championship rings and other memorabilia for cash and got special car deals.

The lanterns that mark out Chinese shops are easy to spot but the number of Chinese people visible on the street, or even at the till, is small.A rumour mill gone crazyThis "invisibility" fuels many myths, says Tracey Rosen, a doctoral student who is studying the 30,000 or so Chinese who live in Greece.

Still, to stand before the painting today is to marvel at the particularity of its light: at the gloamy incandescence that falls on the petals and dress-folds and soft-dipped faces; at the lanterns that glow a shrill and ferocious orange.

Dandypunk, from a background in street art and acrobatics, discovered a way to combine the two using the "magical lantern" that is the projector.

Now it's not the version of the Green Lantern that was played by Ryan Reynolds in the movie.

It was the magic lantern that led the way to cinema in the mid-1890s.