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Sentence Examples Daniel was indeed awake, carrying the lit lantern and already halfway to the door when she burst in. Carrying a small lantern, she mounted the seventy stairs to her husband's chamber. When daylight came, already the roof of the dome, with its cupola and lantern, had fallen in, its timbers burning fiercely. The gondola had a swinging lantern on one end and carried a robed and cowled figure with a pole. Nestled under my mosquito net, I subconsciously tried to ignore the hurricane lantern swinging across the moonlit field of the hospital grounds. When a steady flame blazed up in the kerosene lantern James had been carrying, Pilate's strong hand shoved Ivan into the cool darkness. He said the beams that hold the lantern itself rest on corbels which have also been substantially eroded over time. A weak beam of light suddenly played round the bar, as Diane returned with a torch, and a lantern with a tea light. The event saw street performances and music, a lantern procession and a firework display. We conjured a dead spirit into a pumpkin lantern and chatted to her via Ouija board. The room was illumined from the light in the companion, and the dim lantern hung from the deck beam. Among the highlights was a spectacular lantern display representing the many religions and faiths of the nations which took part. The shift from the field-glass, or binocular telescope, to the magic lantern, announces a redefinition of the realist project. She placed the lantern in the boat and coaxed the pig aboard as it had crossed the river many times with her before. We are collecting photographs of the festival as a record and for future publicity and are particularly seeking good ones of the lantern parade. The door swung open with a squeal of misaligned hinges and I squinted into glow of the lantern on the wall opposite. I will shine the lantern along your path so you feel confident and sure-footed with each step you take. A Chinese lantern covered the one light bulb that dangled from the ceiling in the center of the room. There was a lantern on the table providing illumination and the wooden folding chair was in front. The boy grabbed a lantern off a shelf and lit it, and they continued down the dark hallway. Show More Sentences Cecil Hepworth was born on 19 March 1874 in Lambeth, South London, the son of celebrated magic lantern showman T.C. Hepworth. Carmen made us pause in our conversation to look at the moon, a perfect orange lantern cradled in the arms of a cecropia tree. After several minutes, he heard the watchman approach, mumbling a song under his breath, then hove into view, his lantern preceding him. A child's revolving lantern projects kaleidoscopic images of brightly colored animals on a bedroom wall. She bought baby food for her daughter, a lantern to light her hut and clothes for her husband and in-laws. He turned around and bent down to pick up the lantern, but straightened and turned back around when he heard Kayla gasp. The popular audience enjoyed posed scenes, serious and comic, mass produced for the stereoscope and for magic lantern projection. Commercial oilers may have a tank which dispenses the insecticide like a lantern wick. The base of the octagonal lantern is adorned with female heads, an inner rope-twist molding, and an outer lambrequin fringe. Immediately, the doors swung open, and a soldier hurried out, carrying a lit lantern. This forms a courtyard, a lantern and a lung for the adjacent interior spaces. In the center of this Greek cross plan, he placed a rotunda surmounted by a low dome topped by a lantern. Daylight is admitted by a lantern and bounced off a textile covered funnel-shaped reflector built off the column. On top of each pyramid is a lantern that both brings light to the central stair of the pavilion and acts as a climate control mechanism. The hexagonal belfry contains six louvers with pointed arches and is crowned by an octagonal lantern and a copper dome. A lantern hung from the pointed roof, and light could be seen from the cracks between the wood boards. One antiqued gray-green shape suggests a Japanese stone lantern, while its surface mimes an aerial view of a meandering river. Thankfully, I found a small lantern with oil still in it, so I lit it and the room came to life. Many have a group of hard plates which retract and grasp like teeth, commonly called Aristotle's lantern. The mouth of most echinoids is provided with five hard teeth arranged in a circlet, forming an apparatus known as Aristotle's lantern. Show More Sentences The mouth, in the peristomal membrane, contains a powerful chewing apparatus called the Aristotle's lantern. You may observe the glow or loom of the lighthouse before you see the light of the lighthouse's lantern. The octagonal lantern with delicate traceried panelling houses Great George, a bell of over nine tons. Afterwards we went in together and ate our soup with the roti and then, in the lantern light by the fire, played rummy for imaginary sums. In the light of a lantern Wiley Thomas was saddling up his horse and adjusting his saddle bags. The sentinel still stood at attention directly under the lantern, not moving but to breathe. In general, any lantern clock with a balance wheel has had its escapement restored. Nama struck a match and its head went into flames, then she took it and lit a small lantern in the middle of the room. But perfusion of the exposed lantern tissue of the P. versicolor male with octopamine does not induce scintillation, only a glow. There's a lantern procession, carols and much feasting on stargazy pie with pilchard heads poking through the piecrust. Five more papers were presented in the morning session and four papers, all illustrated with lantern slides, were given in the afternoon session. The bull's-eye lantern has a convex lens which concentrates the light and allows it to be thrown in the shape of a diverging cone. Only the ceiling lantern was lit, giving but dim illumination to the cabin. Just remember your regular waiters will be attired in lantern hats, pig tails and thin, droopy moustaches! The sails were all furled in tight bundles around the various booms, and a lantern gleamed with white light on the bowsprit. The dedendum of the spur gear must be greater than the addendum of the lantern gear to prevent interference. She took her duty to carry her lantern properly very seriously and her day was made when one of the volunteers on the Herb Festival stall complimented her personally. Winstanley climbed up to the lantern and lit a dozen tallow candles. The metal was then and light shining iridescently in the lantern light. I dressed by the light of the lantern then picked my way downstairs through the empty stairways and corridors of Mar Saba, towards the deep swell and eddy of monastic chant. Show More Sentences In addition to providing books, board games, and magic lantern shows, the Boys' Club of New York opened a gymnasium with trapezes, horizontal bars and boxing equipment. As twilight approached, he lit the lantern and returned home. The proposed aerial will stick out for 1.5 metres alongside the lower walkway railings below the lighthouse lantern, and has two antennae of nearly a metre each. A further lantern is inserted to the south-east corner of the building. Made only of tough heat resistant borosilicate glass, the lantern consists essentially of two concentric cylinders, separated by an evacuated space. The grand entrance had been smeared with paint and graffiti while a unique Victorian glass lantern roof had been smashed letting water pour on to the decorative floors below. Maxine flicked on the electric lantern she was carrying, filling the corridor with a crisp, bluish light that was strange after the faint orange illumination of the torches. But I have planted a small Chinese lantern tree in my new garden. Our hosts provided us each with a candle-lit paper lantern to carry. Another agent was sprawled limply by the auditorium door, and Bill, his lantern jaw outthrust, was grimly holding off the three attackers with his revolver. We need to know more about the other enzymes in the lantern peroxisomes. Molotov's magic lantern is a worthy addition to the growing canon of Russophile literature. The lantern is suspended from chains fixed to the center of a shell cartouche with a representation of another royal crown painted on the ceiling of the Queen's Staircase. The magic lantern and the cinema spawned the microfilm reader. A small lantern may seem like an odd item to include on this list, but Reid said lantern light makes a blood trail much more visible than the direct beam of a flashlight. Absorbed in the ramifications of this, I automatically lit a taper from a lamp in the hall and carried it through to light the oil lantern that hung in my room. To prevent accidental extinguishing of the flame, a huge crystalline bell jar with an open top to accommodate escaping smoke was placed over the lantern. She deftly detached a lantern off a nearby sconce on the wall. A single lantern was suspended from another chain attached presumably to a ceiling of sorts, though Oliver's falcon eyes could not penetrate the darkness. She said the lights, which include floodlights and adverts on the door, were installed a year ago without permission and replaced a single lantern. Show More Sentences He awoke to dogs barking and gunshots, he said, and turned on a kerosene lantern to see what was going on. Another group of three court ladies with their lantern bearer appear further back in the garden, seated or standing in a pavilion decorated with lanterns. Hornblower left the first watch at four bells, entered the cabin, and sat writing in the log by the light of a single candle and the ceiling lantern. Our first episode will really hang a lantern on everything being reset, and they just go right back to who they were. He looked sheepishly into the lantern, his head slightly bowed. The lantern uses a 100 Watt high pressure sodium lamp with a 1289 reflector and an integral control gear. Lucas withdrew the cane. Its polished ferrule flashed in the lantern glare. I can now conjecture readily that this streak of light was, in all likelihood, a gleam from a lantern carried by some one across the lawn. Drake's ship had been leading the English pursuit of the Armada by means of a lantern. In the lantern at the top of Elizabeth Tower is the Ayrton Light, which is lit when either House of Parliament is sitting after dark. Truro celebrates the Christmas season with its Winter Festival, which includes a paper lantern parade known as the City of Lights Procession. The first traffic cones were used during its construction, replacing red lantern paraffin burners. The beams were hidden by a false ceiling, installed below the lantern stage of the tower. The image of boats in peril contrasts the cold light of the moon with the firelight glow of the fishermen's lantern. The autumn lantern project is a celebration of the lanternmakers and the people of Carrick. In one hand he carried a lantern, in the other a noosed rope, and he felt his way carefully. The peristyle serves to buttress both the inner dome and the brick cone which rises internally to support the lantern. It is pierced by eight light wells just below the lantern, but these are barely visible. Through this hole can be seen the decorated inner surface of the cone which supports the lantern. Aristotle's lantern is actually referring to the whole shape of sea urchins, which look like the ancient lamps of Aristotle's time. Show More Sentences The lantern, where present, surrounds both the mouth cavity and the pharynx. With no true brain, the neural center is a large nerve ring encircling the mouth just inside the lantern. Whilst in service, the lighthouse was painted with red and white stripes, and had a red lantern housing. By day it is easily distinguishable from other coastal lighthouses by its white color and black lantern. Its lantern tower was added at the request of Trinity House as a navigational aid to passing ships and looks over the town. A stairway to the lantern room was accessible only from the top floor of the house. Mantle lamps powered by vaporized petrol, such as the Coleman lantern, are also available. The lantern began swinging to its own rhythm, switchblading light all over the tent. A light tossing to and fro and still rapidly advancing showed that one of the newcomers carried a lantern. A TRADITIONAL Filipino lantern festival is set to bring some Christmas cheer this weekend, thanks to a grant from the Big Lottery Fund. Most people celebrate for three days, but the party used to last 15 days, ending with a lantern festival on the full moon. He added also that the Sultanate can play a pivotal role in the production of fish fodder as it has large quantities of lantern fish. While lantern fish use a luminescent lure to attract prey, scientists have learned to use cold light to help them with research. Firefly luciferase is a 62-kDa monomeric protein found in the light-emitting organ, known as lantern, of Photinus pyralis. They finally settled on Luci, the micro, solar-powered lantern. Our special Filipino star lantern, or parol, hung in our front window, and the nativity scene was set up next to our Christmas tree. Avian predators break open the dorsal or ventral surface of the test, or rupture the peristomial membrane and remove Aristotle's lantern. The Chinese lantern plant, Physalis alkekengi, produces the most amazingly bright orange papery packaging to cover the orange fruit within. There are even directions on carving a jack 'o lantern and close-ups of buds and flowers to delight and inform kids interested in how pumpkins grow. Zoogeographically, the lantern minnow is an interesting species because it is one of the few species of native cyprinids that are distributed in the Neotropical region. Show More Sentences It was preceded by a large crucifix borne by a penitant, escorted by two Acolytes, each one of whom carried a lantern fixed at the end of a long wand. A breezy, paper lantern print contrasted with black or red gingham check is paired with swimwear styling including sweetheart necklines, halter bras and hipster trunks. Fluid can be pumped through the gills' interiors by muscles associated with the lantern, but this is not continuous, and occurs only when the animal is low on oxygen. At the top of the lantern, the pharynx opens into the esophagus, which runs back down the outside of the lantern, to join the small intestine and a single caecum. The lantern, like the visible masonry of the dome, rises in stages. The price these superwomen will have to pay for their new status can be gauged by just one glance at the rippling biceps, busy eyebrows and lantern jaw of Amelie Mauresmo. He was carrying a lantern now held in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, and a search of his person revealed a pocket watch, several slow matches and touchwood. As a result of him snuffing out the lantern and slipping away for the Spanish ships, the rest of his fleet became scattered and was in complete disarray by dawn. However, Drake had been guiding the English fleet by means of a lantern. I am on picket, and writing in the guard-tent by a guttery lantern. The event is held on the seafront gardens and promenade at Barry Island and includes a lantern parade, flaming sculptures, fire shows, Viking ship, shadow play and music. The gilt lantern burned palely in the stairwell, but in the dining room the ordinary shadows deepened in the corners and hung like smoke in the coving of the ceiling. By way of armoury and utensils, I took a revolver, a little spirit-lamp and pan, a lantern and some halfpenny candles, a jack-knife and a large leather flask. The wonderful Lantern Festival, which we stepped aside for on this page last week, was an absolute delight. The mouth of urchins, located on the test's flat bottom, is called Aristotle's Lantern, named after the Greek philosopher who first described it. The Legacy Lantern stands an impressive 2.5 metres high and is an exact replica of the Legacy symbol. The original Fire Balloon, or Sky Lantern, was apparently invented in China. He got off the mark over fences at Kilbeggan, beating Lantern Leader four and a half lengths, and will revel in the fast surface. Lantern clocks originally ran on woven ropes, which were threaded over spikes on ratchet wheels. Putting the Lantern Parade together is a huge job and many hands make light work. Show More Sentences After dinner, bundled up in scarves and hats we take the Lantern Tour of Stowe. The parade is held on the Lantern Festival, which ends a 15-day celebration of the Lunar New Year. Starting during the Ming Dynasty, the Lantern Festival is still popular here today. Cr Diana Roberts said the urgency for the Herb Festival was clear, while the Lantern Festival and the Show did not have to be considered now. The Lantern Festival, dengjie, takes place on the fifteenth day of the Lunar New Year and traditionally marks the end of New Year celebrations. Everyone was friendly and easy to work with, and I'll be helping out next year for sure at both the Parade and at the Lantern Festival. Two weeks ago I attended the Chinese Lantern Festival in Albert Park, with the Prime Minister. The New Year festivities traditionally end the 15th day with a Lantern Festival. The Lantern Festival that marks the commencement of the Chinese New Year would never have been considered even worth noting in New Zealand probably 5 years ago. Also called the Lantern Festival, this event is an important traditional occasion, falling on the 15th day of the first month on the lunar calendar. In 1970, the Green Lantern and Green Arrow put their powers aside and loaded themselves into a run-down pickup truck. The fifteenth day of the year is the first full moon of the year and the magnificent Lantern Festival announces the formal end of the New Year festivities. Hans, Dayal and Pravin of Magic Lantern started with Lewis Carroll's Jabberwocky with all its nonsense words about a brave boy who slays a monster. A libation that would not weigh our hero down, but could take flight right alongside the Green Lantern himself. According to the public relations staff at the Shangri-La, the Lantern Festival was not a major festival, so the hotel had not prepared a special set menu. A menagerie of wicker animals will be bobbing through the streets of Ulverston this weekend for the annual arts spectacle that is the town's Lantern Festival. This finding is consistent with the earlier LANTERN trial and is now expanded to patients with at least one exacerbation in the previous year. His more recent work includes Green Lantern, TV movie Cinema Verite, Thanks for Sharing and Life of Crime. The Lantern Lobby features flowing oak columns forming a vaulted ceiling, imitating an arum lily. Kate will walk through the quire into the Lantern, where she will finally meet Prince William at the sacrarium steps. Show More Sentences Each day marks an important celebration, the last day being the Lantern Festival held on the 15th day. Traditional Chinese holidays such as Chinese New Year, Lantern Festival, Cold Food Festival, and others were universal holidays. Finally the Lantern roof crashed down into the crossing, preventing the fires from spreading further. The Violet City Lantern tour offered at the cave passes through Ultima Thule near the conclusion of the route. At 6 p.m. on Frinight, children participate in a beautiful Children's Lantern Parade. Meanwhile Liverpool-born poet Martin Figura brings his award-nominated touring show Whistle to the Lantern Theatre in Blundell Street on Friday. Placing a Spellbinder Candle Lantern on any table or mantle is sure to draw attention and be the envy of those seeing it. One method, employed often by Fairbank, was to use a Magic Lantern or its improved form, the Sciopticon, to provide visual illustrations to a Scripture story. Miss Middleton made her way to the Lantern, where she finally met William, resplendent in his dashing red military uniform, at the Sacrarium steps. The Taiwanese celebrate the Chinese New Year, Mid-Autumn Festival, Lantern Festival, Tomb Sweeping Festival, Ghost Festival, and many other festivals. Examples from Classical Literature One, which is generally called a lantern, was till lately hung in the undercroft. If so, the hand that held the lantern may not be unconnected with the hand that held the gun. The lantern was a bullseye, and as soon as Ned turned the flashing glare on the surrounding darkness the mystery was solved. So she screwed up her courage and returned to the side porch to get a lantern. But one dinner, and nothing else done, not so much as a magic lantern in the village! Granny Tunks with commendable forethought had brought out a bullseye lantern, which she must have stolen from some policeman. Out flashed the lantern from beneath his plaid and he held it up to the window. When we were inside, the gate was shut, and Mr callan turned his lantern towards me. One who has made a turnip lantern in his youth will seldom be at a loss to extemporise a shelter for his bit of candle. In the middle were hooks in the trunk-beams for the caster and the lantern. This can be done still easier by using strips of passe-partout binding, or strips used for binding lantern slides. For Trilby had a chiffonnier's basket strapped on her back, and carried a pick and lantern. I am stopping there too, and them Chinese lantern Dinners which they are putting up! Whereas Dale got the lantern, found my paper trail, and guessed at the ferry. This lantern clock, with brass dial and fine fretwork with floriated design, is inscribed Humphry Mills at Edinburgh fecit. To use the torch or hand lantern, a footlight must be employed as a point of reference to the motion. There, by the light of a lantern, he and Jud made Andrew as comfortable as possible. One look into their faces, aided by the flare of a yardman's lantern, and the fellow turned tail and fled, shouting as he did so. Then the lantern in the forestay bobbed down and up, and he came back to where Trask stood. The little stone lantern I bought the day of the paeony flowers, is also green, with a faint haze of centuries over it! Show More Sentences The lantern light was extinguished but she did not remember the lantern, or wiggle. The rabbit has white warmth for a waistcoat, and the glow-worm has a lantern for a head. Only the station-master and a switchman with a lantern swinging in his hand were in sight. After a moment he arose, took his lantern into his tent, and there spread his find on his cot. Taking the lantern, I examined every nook and cranny of the cell for some other exit. As he neared the whitebeam, a gust of wind blew out his lantern, and he stood in the profound darkness of the trees. Perez considered them by the light of the lantern that Gil held aloft for him. A long bench holds a lantern with a shingly clean globe, a lot of canned fruit, dried beans and peas. Hurrying to a livery-stable, he hired a horse and buggy and a lantern, and drove to the shunpike. Whenever the lantern was filled, the tenter carried the roving to a simple machine, where it was wound upon bobbins by hand. There was only just room to do so in single file, and I went first with the lantern. There, by lantern or candle-stump, wit Rabelaisian, aristophanic or Antarctic was cradled into rhyme. There was a smashing of glass as it hit the lantern, and the road was plunged in darkness. The policeman walked cautiously forward, his lantern raised in one hand and his lathi tightly grasped in the other. We can only during the night, when there are armistices, go forth with the lantern on the field of death to bury the dead. To obviate this a screen has been placed on the landward side of the lantern. He could run up the mast to set the lantern or clear a line as spryly as a cat. That's spunky Pete and no other,' says I, tumbling into my clothes and grabbing a lantern. Or, they may be transferred to lantern slides and shown by means of the stereopticon. Diogenes sought them with a lantern, he seeks them with a banknote in his hand. Show More Sentences It was the hired man with whom Margaret had left the letter, and he held a lantern in his hand. But both the arches of the lantern and the barrelled vault of the choir keep the round arch. The telegram was found, and the captain read it, while Tim held the lantern. Ahead of them they now could see a moving light which undoubtedly was a flash lantern carried by the beachcomber. And igniting a match, he lighted a dark lantern which he had brought with him. And he lowered the lantern until it rested on the very rim of the powder keg. It was a dark lantern, I suppose, for the light was shut up in some way after that. The ordinary camera may be used, but a carrier to take lantern plates must be used in the dark slide. He wanted to call to the super and ask if at least he could buy the lantern. Professor, you and Bob go back for the rifles, and bring the bulls-eye lantern that has the dark slide to it. It was as if for days he had been staring at a blank sheet, and now a dark slide had been suddenly taken from the magic lantern. The exterior windows of the lantern were diamond shaped and of plate glass. On the after deck between the Cage and the deckhouse Lingard waited, lantern in hand. Mary opened the door, and her lantern made a golden room of light within the borderless shadow. And here a denarius slipped into the hands of the officer with the lantern. He had gone to the horses' heads, where the ostler's lantern had fallen on him. The round chapel to the left of the apse has a cupola with an oculus and a lantern at the top. The man with the lantern at the bridgehead at Brod did not know that he held the destiny of Europe in his hand. For enlarging, the lantern is placed on the sliding bottom and the bromide paper tacked to the easel. Henry took a bull's-eye watch from his vest-pocket and asked for a lantern. Show More Sentences I could see its green and red lights, and its white lantern hanging from the large foremast. Heavy at heart the students left the granary and put away the lantern. After passing the bagnio with a shudder, he extinguished the lantern. Not stumbling on the means after all, I was fain to go out to the adjacent Lodge and get the watchman there to come with his lantern. The lantern, set on a tombstone beside them, blinked in a snowy gust. In due time Mr callan came down in his night-cap, lantern in hand. Among the uses suggested are those of a censer and a lantern. It was Michael's father who paid the ragman in Sunderland half a crown for the lantern and slides. The lantern is square, with a shallow, conical, modern roof. While Wolfert held the lantern, the doctor, by the aid of his spectacles, read off several forms of conjuration in Latin and German. We considered it best to perform this delicate service with the assistance of a lantern, on account of the state of the weather. I'm too many things already, and I haven't any false hair or dark lantern. In these lectures you have seen it only as in flashes from a dark lantern. He uncovered the lens of his dark lantern and turned the ray on Wixy. There was no gas here, but the constable's dark lantern showed the way. It was a dark lantern, flashing light before it, itself all in shadow. A dark lantern, the servant or agent that receives the bribe at court. There was also a dark lantern, and various implements used by burglars. A man with a dark lantern looking, I think, at a mile-stone. Set the mood with candlelight streaming out of the lacelike cutouts in this ceramic lantern. Show More Sentences Kneeling on the flagstones by the light of Daddy Jacques's lantern he removed the clothes from the body and laid bare its breast. He had the shoulders of a defensive lineman, vein-encrusted forearms and a lantern jaw. With his lantern jaw and tree trunk arms, Warburton is quite the Stallone double. Beneath the lantern there is a cylindrical box provided with a screw cap. The dura policeman was standing by with his truncheon and his lantern. On one side, lit by a dull lantern, a space has been left clear for the workmen. Its interior, elaborately decorated, forms a lantern at the crossing. A black hole yawned beneath into which we all peered, while Musgrave, kneeling at the side, pushed down the lantern. When we flashed the lantern in their eyes, the hens set up a great cackling and flew about clumsily, scattering down-feathers. Tom slipped out in good season with his aunt's old tin lantern, and a large towel to blindfold it with. Amos said it was his umbrella and it had blown away from him and he had to go back and get the lantern to look for it. Anthony lifted the flap, holding up the lantern, and we both looked in. Abreast of the foremast I took the lantern from him to hold above my head. A lantern was hoisted on the forestay, and all hands were soon asleep. Kicking about the ground, he disturbed the fractured glass of the lantern. Away to the south the sheet lightning was like the flashing of an enormous lantern hidden under the horizon. The constable moved away, flashing as he passed the light of his dark lantern, merely for form's sake, at the shop window. Presently a man with a lantern approached them and began to talk, shouting and exclaiming. Our sickly lantern was guttering in a sooty stream of smoke. While the magic lantern was showing, I skulked without in the dark. Show More Sentences He lighted the lantern, and Hal Dozier went down the steep steps, humming. Say, wouldst thou rise with a lantern jaw and a spavined knee? In the center of the lantern is placed the incandescent lamp. One of the fishermen struck light from a stone, set fire to some tinder, and by the aid of a match lit a lantern. She successively exhausted the magic lantern, the dolly, and the chair. In this lantern is a spiral glass which contains a small quantity of carbonic gas. I saw him come out on deck again with a tool chest and lantern, and go down the forward hatchway. Actually, the Chinese lantern has a lot of good features that do not exist in the Egyptian one, which is made of sheet iron. A FIRE started at a Wolverhampton house after a Chinese lantern is understood to have landed in guttering. A huge fire started by a Chinese lantern at a recycling plant in England could be seen 30 miles away. Fire investigators established a Chinese lantern was to blame for the fire, which at its height was tackled by more than 200 firefighters. He got up from his chair, lighted a lantern, and went outside. At camp he lighted his lantern and spread out his find on the table. As soon as he had done this, he turned off his lantern, and they could hear that he was filling up the hole in the dark. A wire is introduced which collects the electricity produced, and directs it towards a particularly made lantern. A Tatar had gone to the derrick with a lantern to fetch a tool. Then she lighted the lantern, and went to the linhay for more cider. In his hand telfer carried a lantern secured from the stable. The man with the lantern walked straight to the point of the terrain. I wonder if he'd like to have me bring my magic lantern over some evening? Show More Sentences It hung like a magic lantern above the snow-capped mountain. This time I gave a magic lantern show, and I was the showman. Remember what I said, at all events, about the magic lantern. He took it hastily, and drew nigh to the lantern to peruse it. He held the lantern over a prone form of a man, apparently fully dressed for outdoors. I managed to purloin a lantern from the kitchen to light our path. At every turn of a wood, in every beaten pathway, I rehearsed a modern version of the scene in which Sosie describes the battle to his lantern. Boxtel put a lighted dark lantern into his pocket, mounted the ladder, and slipped into the dry-room. At this instant the lantern was lit, and its vividness dispelled the faint light. They then at the same instant perceived a large lantern carried on a pole appear on the deck, defining the forms of shadows behind it. Find more words! 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Words that rhyme with lantern What is the past tense of lantern? What is the plural of lantern? What is the adjective for lantern? What is the noun for lantern? Translations for lantern Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words lantana lant lansquenet Lansing Lansdowne LANs lanternfish lantern-jawed lanterns lanthanide lanthanides lanthanum 7-letter Words Starting With l la lan lant lante lanter