Sentence examples for work lantern from inspiring English sources

In contrast to so much of his production work, Lantern is a surprisingly gentle listen, made up of sweeping, sweet-toothed instrumentals and emotive, off-kilter pop songs.

In her 1987 work Magic Lantern, you watch perception-altering interactions of colour while listening on headphones to ghostly voices purportedly recorded by leaving a tape recorder in an empty room.

Instead, Defra said it would be working with lantern manufacturers to make sure they publish "much clearer guidance to raise public awareness of how to use them responsibly".

Also in Rovaniemi is a work called "Lanterns of Ursa Minor," in which three young Finnish architects -- Helena Sandman, Jenni Reuter and Saija Hollmen -- borrow from the tradition of ice lanterns (in which candles illuminate frozen "vases" of ice) to create five large ice cylinders that can be entered like capsules.

Webber organised a Ken Jacobs presentation in 2000 – an early version of what became his Nervous Magic Lantern work – and took charge of a weekend programme in 2003.

After working with and enjoying the digitization of the nitrate negatives from the Sidney D. Gamble Photographs it has been icing on the cake to work with the lantern slides from the same collection so many years later.

Make sure that all the adjustments to the lantern work e.g. shutter blades.

Mr. Burke worked at the Lantern, at Rathbone's, at Sutton Place and other bars, and his tips went toward paying for his degree at Fordham University.

"I think that some young gay boys and men are more attracted to that than the average kid because they have one extra fight to fight than just being the wimpy kid in school," said Bob Schreck, a bisexual comic book editor who worked on Green Lantern, which included a gay-bashing storyline.

Trimmer has yet to prove that this is how the lantern works.

The researchers still didn't know, however, whether NO was working in the lantern or simply affecting the nerves that trigger the flashing.