Sentence examples for big torch from inspiring English sources
Qwabe's lawyer, Thabo Nogemane, said: "I am instructed that some unknown police officer assaulted him by means of a big torch.
"I Won't Send Roses," Mack's rueful warning to Mabel, is one of the most haunting anti-love songs in the Broadway canon, and her big torch song, "Time Heals Everything" has been a staple for Ms. Peters and a cadre of cabaret performers for years.
Solid landmarks like Clifford's Tower, York Minster and even part of the city walls will all look resplendent with the beams from a few hundred big torches with coloured filters trained on them next month.
Not long ago, they took a trip to the Statue of Liberty, where the Godoy girls bought caricatures of themselves dressed as Lady Liberty, big torches in hand, which were then displayed in the family's living room.
My role was to hold the biggest torch we could find and cheerfully explain to passers-by that we weren't vandals, while Hannah did the actual work of kneeling on the pavement and touching up the stencils with cotton buds.
The group NYC 2012, the city's official Olympic bid committee, spent the weekend filming athletes running around town with a big silver torch.
"I looked out the window and there was this great big white torch flashing at the house and I was half blinded," said Cheryl.
The girls check the customers for STIs—"some girls have a big fucking torch which frightens the shit out of them".
Why is the big red flashing torch location tracker nowhere near the dotted route line?
The late, great David Bowie's torch is almost too big for any single performer to carry.
The April cover of the Hong Kong-based Far Eastern Economic Review had a political cartoon of President Hu Jintao holding the torch with big earplugs blocking out noise from protesters.
