They ate dinner by the light of a hurricane lantern.

Their usual equipment for the long tour along the car roofs was a hurricane lantern.

The hurricane lantern was lit, warm yellow, touching everything with a golden edge.

A fat candle in a hurricane lantern burned on a bamboo table that held food and drink.

You cornered the market in candles or hurricane lanterns or something?

He wrapped himself up in his overcoat, lighted the hurricane lantern, and stepped out into the night.

From the shifting shadows shuffled a gnarled man, holding a hurricane lantern.

He led Big King into a small rock chamber lit by a suspended hurricane lantern.

A nun carrying a hurricane lantern leads him through the darkened ward to her bedside.

I hurries downstairs again and, crossing to where he's sitting, and offer him half a sov for his hurricane lantern.

Beyond it, a width of deserted, cobbled street, and directly across from the pool, a sign, illuminated by twin hurricane lanterns.

Bring some hurricane lanterns here.

She lit a hurricane lantern on the mantel, then a second and third lantern placed strategically around the room to give the most light.

At the Neo Anand Bhavan they gave him a hurricane lantern to read by.

A hurricane lantern hanging from a brass chain on the ceiling clanged loudly as it swayed gently to and fro.

At just the point when the audience might be expected to grow restive, we hear the tinny sound when Lefty accidentally kicks over a hurricane lantern.

Each evening, a lifeguard would be tasked with hanging hurricane lanterns on some of the pilings, to warn boaters of the obstruction.

The advantage of instant control, and the absence of flame, meant that hand-held electric lights began to replace combustion-based lamps such as the hurricane lantern.

He set hurricane lanterns by the outdoor whirlpool, turned down the mosquito netting on the bed and lighted an unusual spiraling mosquito coil.

A kerosene lantern, also known as a "barn lantern" or "hurricane lantern," is a flat-wick lamp made for portable and outdoor use.

As they rode only light shown there path was a hurricane lantern swinging violently from its moors side to side due endless gusts of wind and the rain.

She was about to go down the steps again to relay her doubts to her companions when the door swung open, revealing a very old man holding a hurricane lantern.

They are the faint and flickering beams of the smoky hurricane lanterns that, by dusk, are all that preserve large patches of this city from total darkness.

Soon Lefty becomes so involved in the game that he is naming objects: hurricane lanterns, an alarm clock, two pairs of roller skates and gas masks, among other things.

I went downstairs and nursed brandy and smoked until I stopped shaking, my Ruger on top of the bar glinting in the light of hurricane lanterns.