Sentence examples for a torch for from inspiring English sources

Ms. Angier carries a torch for Levi in more ways than one.

"There's still a lot of people who carry a torch for the 2000 campaign".

We carried a torch for it and asked readers to do the same.

They've held a torch for the world to see, the torch of freedom and hope and opportunity.

In fact, Mrs. Shatzoff had carried a torch for Barbie since childhood, said her mother, Anne Davidson.

She plays Gwen's younger sister and much-abused assistant, Kiki, who is also carrying a torch for Eddie.

While she bore a torch for seriousness and culture, Susan was anything but lofty - quite the reverse.

I shall not withhold it, though I fear she is carrying a torch for another, one Justin Bieber, whose photograph I have seen her caress.

Mr. Watts and Mr. Nash each hit the New York scene in the 1980s, carrying a torch for the late-boomer jazz generation.

I have long held a torch for 'Bishop of Auckland' – ecclesiastical, crimson-robed.

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