Sentence examples for there were lanterns from inspiring English sources

"There were lanterns in the trees, and you could see herds of elephants and giraffes walking in the distance.

There were lanterns and torches at arm's reach in every room and -- at my insistence -- we'd had an unfeasibly large number of sandbags delivered.

Where gabardine once hung, there are lanterns, stucco arches, stained glass, local artwork.

Instead of health clinics, say, there are lantern slides; old hip-hop records accompany the affordable housing.

There were Japanese lanterns strung through the trees, and I was seated on a garden bench next to Brando, but for once I was chattering away rather than deferring to the conversation of others.

There is the lantern-jawed goalkeeper Oliver Kahn, who was at his acrobatic best Tuesday night.

Brian Adam Douglas: Yeah Brooklyn Street Art: And there is a lantern and a nest on your head?

But the problem is there is only one way to use a sky lantern.

You could carve jack-o-lantern, but only if everyone there is old enough to use knives.

There were folk songs, poems, lantern shows, essays by Charles Dickens and a play by Wilkie Collins.

They entered the living room, where there were multicolored lights in brass lanterns, blue glass bottles from Hebron, Bedouin weavings on the walls, cushions on the floor — the kind of baroque pseudo-Orientalism that Ravitch disdained.