Sentence examples for any torch from inspiring English sources

There is power in naming racism for what it is, in shining a bright light on it, brighter than any torch or flashlight.

Connect the two ends of the coil to any torch or other battery.

But her father was President of the United States: his legacy, fully understood, can not be entirely or even mostly controlled by any torch-carrier.

"But I have no intention of bearing any torches".

Delhi police had granted permission for the protest but had warned that they would extinguish any torches being carried by protesters.

If you followed these steps correctly, whenever you go into a cave or somewhere generally dark, you won't need to bring any torches because you can see everything.

Your own 'world class' players, such as Beckham (Lord help us) couldn't hold a torch to any of these individuals" - Annoyed, Lagos.

Don't use a torch if any part of the cage is wooden.

Creating a flood pack - a bag that contains essential items - such as warm, waterproof clothing, wellington boots, a torch, some snacks and any essential medications.

I still couldn't see any when I came back with a torch to have another search that evening.

I would argue that the vice-presidential candidacy and post-election pursuits of Sarah Palin effectively torch any chance Mrs Bachmann might have had of being anyone's running-mate.