Sentence examples for bright torch from inspiring English sources

Each has a bright torch which they periodically wave in the air.

The bright torch of dispassionate, forensic legal inquiry is being flicked into the shady corners of the profession.

All individuals were examined by an ophthalmologist using ×2.5 loupes and a bright torch.

Citing a report published by Ceres, Lauren McCauley wrote on Common Dreams in July: "Bright torches of natural gas are to become an ever-more common sight along the horizon of North Dakota as the environmentally devastating practice of flaring, or burning off natural gas as a byproduct of oil production, continues to skyrocket".

These two dons have passed on the lightning-bright torch of the sesh from one generation to another, and they did it via a three for £5 supermarket-sized bottle of Heineken.

These two dons have passed on the lightning-bright torch of the sesh from one generation to another, and they did it via a three for $5 supermarket-size bottle of Heineken.

But whereas Beckett used and even exploited this darkness, Shaw introduced a bright moral torch of optimism to repel it.

He was one of my great book-world heroes, a bright Olympian torch flaring out over the Grub Street wastelands, impossible to replace.

The security and privacy problems around Android's permissions model were highlighted recently by the US Federal Trade Commission, which fined the maker of a torch app called Brightest Flashlight Free that had more than 50m downloads while secretly passing device data and location information back to advertisers.

The only people who will want to buy the Torch are those people who insist on being able to say that they own the brightest flashlight in the world.

F1 Health & Fitness F5 SPORTS D1-7 OBITUARIES C19 Elaine Anderson Steinbeck One of the first women to become a Broadway stage manager, who in later years kept bright the artistic torch of John Steinbeck, her late husband, she was 88.