He was an old kerosene lamp.
She puffed out the kerosene lamp.
With a flash, the kerosene lamp went out.
A kerosene lamp was lit and we Shared a dinner of eggs, tomato, yoghurt and dry, dark bread.
The kerosene lamp had a red paper cover which flooded the cabin with a rosy light as if for some wedding or festival.
Hugging her knees, she stares anxiously at her father's guests, who sit cross-legged around a smoky kerosene lamp on the smooth mud-floor.
In the evening, sated with such wealth, they return to the oilcloth and kerosene lamp that constitute the whole setting of their life.
The simplest version, which it hopes to sell for less than $15, is designed to allow children to do their homework in the evenings without a candle or smoky kerosene lamp.
So far we've been relying on our little and a dozen kerosene lamps.
Several houses lit the kerosene lamps up and the dim flames cast some shapes trambling on the wall.
Now employing more than 250 people, the firm sells cheap electricity to 200, 000 rural folk, who previously relied on kerosene lamps or candles.
