The phrase "at candle" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something related to candles, but without additional context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "The room was dimly lit at candle." (This example is incorrect due to the phrase's lack of clarity.)
Alternatives: "by candlelight" or "with a candle".
We have had mixed results at vegetarian places (like Candle Cafe and Wild Ginger; disappointed at Candle 79; hated that raw-food place in Union Square).
At Candle 79, a popular New York vegan restaurant, the filling for saffron ravioli with wild mushrooms and cashew cheese is made with cashews soaked overnight and then blended with lemon juice, olive oil, water and salt.
At Candle 79, however, a fine-dining organic vegan restaurant on 79th Street and Lexington Avenue, diners can preserve their culinary purity the year round, with dishes like the seitan piccata with creamed spinach or spaghetti and wheat balls, and drinks from the eco-friendly bar.
The mean annual precipitation was 466 mm at Candle Lake and 516 mm at Thompson.
Based on spatially interpolated climate normals for the period 1970 2000 (McKenney et al., 2006), the mean annual temperature was −0·3 °C at Candle Lake and −2·8 °C at Thompson.
Before a hushed audience sitting at candle-lit tables, a songwriter on a softly illuminated stage sings her troubles while finger-picking and strumming an acoustic guitar.
Some theatregoers sit at candle-lit tables onstage, serving as the denizens of a restaurant in which some of the action including one vigorous sexual coupling takes place.
A tradition that normally takes place in private homes or at candle-lit cemetery sites was transformed this year by the silver screen – specifically the James Bond film Spectre.
I like supper at candles".
It is almost certainly too late to stop Trump, though groups of protesters were still trying as late as last night at candle-lit "vigils" all over the country where people called upon red-state electors to break ranks and vote against Trump, as a few already have sworn they would do.
Itis almost certainlytoo late to stop Trump, though groups of protesters were still trying as late as last night at candle-lit "vigils" all overthe country where people called upon red-state electors to break ranks and vote against Trump, as a few already have sworn they would do.
