Sentence examples for colored candle from inspiring English sources

Almost on cue, a crowd gathers behind them to watch people arrange rows of colored candle holders in the form of the Catalan and Scottish flags, side by side.

To avoid getting colored candle wax on your foam, use a white candle.

In one nanosecond, the drooping strands are burning bright, casting their image of a Christmas tree out into the world, and in the next, so quick that there seems no time at all while the signal travels along the wires from the switch, the colored, candle-flame-shaped bulbs — red, orange, green, blue, white — are doused.

In one nanosecond, the drooping strands are burning bright, casting their image of a Christmas tree out into the world, and in the next, so quick that there seems no time at all while the signal travels along the wires from the switch, the colored, candle-flame-shaped bulbs red, orange, green, blue, white are doused.

Beyond that, wares run the gamut from the arguably utilitarian (Royal Copenhagen teacups, rainbow colored taper candles made in Maine, Liwan linens from Paris) to the mostly decorative (wildly colorful tote bags adorned with cheerful sayings by the New York designer Judd Englebrecht, Conroy & Wilcox jewels, and faux taxidermy animals rendered in felt by FeltFactory).

And then, perhaps carried away by the savings, seven little cranberry-colored candle trays ($9 apiece, available online only in a honey color) on which to sit the pears.

Then a young girl lighted a rainbow-colored candle in the center of the table.

"I don't want my tombstone to read: 'He shipped a billion pairs of jeans,' " said Mr. Haas, 58, who kept the flame of a small denim-colored candle conspicuously burning on his office table during the interview.

So why the different-colored candle for today?

As I wrote last week, people coming from a liturgical background will probably use purple candles in their Advent wreathes for the first, second, and fourth Sunday of Advent, but will use a pink or rose-colored candle on the third Sunday -- and today is the third Sunday of advent.

The loft's enormous windows framed glittering bridges and skyscrapers, and chartreuse and mango-colored candles lined the sills.