Sentence examples for burning torch from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron may have replaced the Tories' burning torch logo with a tree.

A man with a burning torch — Donal hadn't seen him arrive — walked right up to the bull and set fire to it.

In the early hours of Wednesday morning, unidentified attackers threw a burning torch at an asylum seekers' hostel in Berlin's Marzahn district.

Attracted by the story it appears to tell – most of all by the connection with Mandela – commentators have rushed to portray the book as a potent symbol of intellectual freedom, a burning torch in the dark, affirming Shakespeare's centrality to the fight in apartheid's most notorious penitentiary.

To heat the chimney air, hold a burning torch made of rolled up newspaper directly under the damper for a few seconds.

There, the flame is expected to be stored in a special lantern until May, when a team of climbers — and two specially trained camera operators for Chinese state television — will try to carry the burning torch to the summit of the world's highest mountain and back down.

"THE villagers are at the gates of the castle with burning torches," says one compensation consultant.

In good Frankenstein style the villagers storm the house with burning torches but the narrator finds himself whisked away into time.

"You're not going to get people in this sleepy village down at the gates with burning torches having race riots," he said.

On the last Tuesday in January the streets are filled with around 1,000 revellers, dressed in Viking helmets and bearing burning torches, marching behind a Viking galley that is then set alight.

A handful of the protesters smashed the outdoor lights and threw cement planters and burning torches at the house, scattering only after the chancellor's wife, who was writing Christmas cards, woke her husband and he called the police.