Sentence examples for big candle from inspiring English sources

Looking stricken, she blew out the scented candles near her bed, even as she said, "I'm a big candle person".

Lume, the little candle shop that was off Main Street, is now a big candle shop on Main Street.

An accompanying range of scented candles have just come on the market – rrp €15 (£13.20) for a big candle and €8 (£7) for a set of tea lights.

Balloons clung to the walls and ceiling; pizza and soda were served, followed by a Baskin-Robbins ice cream cake topped with a big candle in the shape of the number 16.

His death is so fresh that the candlesticks inside Paisley Park Princece was a big candle and potpourri fan — remain at whatever height they were when Prince last lighted them.

So, I'll just sit in the green chair 13 minutes before kick-off, cutting off the circulation to my legs, in my lucky jersey after I go to Mass, light the big candle (it can't hurt) and say a carefully worded prayer.

All wooden tables, big candles and cowhide rugs nonchalantly thrown across long benches, it was packed with the kind of chic Cariocas that you'd expect to see strutting their stuff along the beach at lunchtime.

Great atmosphere, including big candles in the lobby, a porch for perusing the paper and historic photos in the hallways upstairs.

If oil stops flowing, the venture will own the biggest candle in the world.

Nixon has a good mind to dangle him over the world's biggest candle.

Rosey Barnet, artistic director of one of Scotland's biggest candle manufacturers, Shearer Candles, said the discovery was "exciting".