Sentence examples for a torch of from inspiring English sources

It is a business not a torch of freedom.

It is an art which shines like a torch of hope in a troubled world.

He talks about bearing "a torch of responsibility" for both Barnsley and the cultural sector.

To test the material's heat tolerance, HRL scientists put it under a torch of about 1,200 °C.

He speaks of his campaign as bearing a torch of freedom and honor first lighted by the signers of the Declaration of Independence.

If my mother was home, I would find her in her basement studio, wielding a torch of blue flame, shaping metal into sculpture.

Such dependencies of structural and optical properties of por-Au films on their formation conditions are defined by the formation processes at the PLD in the presence of argon in a torch, out of the torch, and on the substrate.

The floor lamp was built to resemble a torch on a tripod of sticks.

The union was born in the aftermath of a torching of a church in a village on the southern outskirts of Cairo.

In the 1920s, cigarette companies got female smokers to show up for a "Torches of Freedom" march, ostensibly to demonstrate their right to smoke in public.

He backed down after pleas from the U.S. government and other world officials, but then presided over a March 20 mock trial of the Quran that included a torching of the book.