Sentence examples for cauldron in the from inspiring English sources

Twelve years later, the Brazilian lit the cauldron in the opening ceremony to begin the Rio Games.

The opening bowl of fish soup, ladled from a bubbling cauldron in the corner of the small open-plan kitchen and dining room, is especially good.

"I think it is brilliant that the actual Paralympic flame, that will be used to light the cauldron in the opening ceremony on August 29, will be created at Stoke Mandeville, a place steeped in Paralympic history.

There is a comforting sense of filial bond in a Shang Dynasty tripod cauldron in the Chinese art galleries, which its label tells us is inscribed "made for deceased father Gui".

She also provides appalling information about its human cost: At each cauldron in the boiling-house there was a man, with a large skimmer upon a long pole, constantly stirring the sugar, and throwing it from one cauldron to another.

Twelve hours, standing over a boiling cauldron, in the heat of Jamaica, with a hatchet beside you, ready to chop off your hand in case you get a finger trapped in a mill.

Located inside Borough Market, this charming florist looked very different in the movie: The storefront was stripped bare in its on-screen debut as an alternative entrance to the Leaky Cauldron in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.

After criss-crossing every region of the UK, the flame will be used to light the cauldron in Stratford's Olympic Stadium at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games on 27 July.

It's a cauldron in Belgium say the team on Five, ramping up the clichometer to maximum.

The U.S. men's national soccer team had never won a World Cup qualifying match in Estadio Azteca, the high-altitude cauldron in Mexico City that is the official stadium for the Mexican national team.

It is the cauldron in which immigrants melt into the melting pot.