The men knocked over a kerosene lamp, setting fire to the building.

Whoever was inside had extinguished his kerosene lamp, or maybe wasn't home.

I found my way to the kerosene lamp and lit the wick.

Peter, who had recovered from his momentary fear, lighted the kerosene lamp.

He had also brought a kerosene lamp, which, however, lacked a glass.

Darkness is broken by the weak mustard glint of a kerosene lamp.

Fran lit a kerosene lamp and it made a soft yellow glow.

And LED lights use a fiftieth of the energy of a kerosene lamp.

There was light in the room now; the kerosene lamp was burning again.

A table and a kerosene lamp are brought into requisition; also a book.

She turned up the little kerosene lamp and looked at me.

I bought a very nice kerosene lamp in the shape of Mount Rushmore.

The kerosene lamp cast a feeble light that roamed with the ship's rocking.

She was washing dishes by the light of a kerosene lamp.

An ordinary kerosene lamp vitiates the atmosphere as much as a half-dozen persons.

Keeping the letters, Leo picked up the fat-bellied, old-fashioned kerosene lamp.