The altar stone within the sepulchre is of white marble, the place able to confeine but foure persons, right ouer the sepulchre is a deuise or lanterne for light, and ouer that a great louer such as are in England in ancient houses.
Nay, orthodox females were shrieking to have down the Lanterneon him.
The Mayor of Saint-Denis, so black was his bread, has, by a dyspeptic populace, been hanged on the Lanterne there.
Maister Hobson at last did, to his great commendations, which cry of lanterne and candle-light is in right manner used to this day.
The quaint little walk, with its label of Rue sur les Murs, to which one ascends from beside the Grosse Horloge, leads to this curious Tour de la Lanterne and passes under it.
The Lanterne de Diogène, in its white stone and clear outline against the trees, offered too distinct a mark to the answering gunners to be tolerated.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "lanterne" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
