Sentence examples for to lantern from inspiring English sources

Eat/drink The Abergavenny Food Festival hosts a one-day Christmas Fair on 11 Dec ,with local producers selling their wares, workshops for kids (from Christmas tree decorations to lantern making) plus a musical procession, carol singing and a light parade after dark.

Finally, in app-based services, there's been a proliferation of new businesses focused on mobile health and wellness from Rise and Kurbo Health in nutrition to Lantern, Talkspace, and 7 Cups of Tea in mental health, among many others.

For the first, "off-the-grid" challenge, first place went to Lantern, a pocket-sized device that uses off-the-shelf components to create a sort of offline Wi-Fi that others can connect to.

I would have appreciated some explanation as to why Man did not try to transfer the customer's account to Lantern but, instead, seems to have waited nearly a year before trying to effect the move to Finance 500.

The best way to listen to Lantern is on your own.

If you're in the New York area, donate to Lantern Organization, a group that provides affordable housing and support to low-income families.

Easy to get to lanterns, books, crayons, water, food, an ice chest, and a Coleman stove.

Light-filled by day, they're romantic at night, thanks to lanterns and wood-burners.

One was an abundance of clichéd icons, from pandas and dragons to lanterns and the Great Wall.

In addition to lanterns, this festival is celebrated by lion and dragon dances as well as the eating of dumplings made from rice flour – called tangyuan.

Other famous nicknames and catchphrases, like "Old Hickory," "Free Soil and Free Speech" (for John Charles Frémont) and "The Great Rail Splitter," were emblazoned on everything from handbills to lanterns.