Sentence examples for flame pass from inspiring English sources

I went to see the Olympic flame pass through Tunbridge Wells ten days before the opening ceremony.

On an April day in 1996, Mark Zenobia and Dan Brannen watched the Olympic flame pass through Livingston en route to Atlanta, and began discussing the possibility of staging their own relay race.

You might bear in mind, as you rush panting to see the Olympic flame pass the bottom of a street near you, an American study on how music can speed up athletic performance.

And maybe, when I finally see the Olympic flame pass by the end of my road, the significance of all these problems will evaporate, and I will feel Olympic passion blazing within.

A strong ride from Kennedy helped Swincombe Flame pass Featherbed Lane at the second-last to take the £25,000 handicap but Kennedy galvanised her to steal a nose advantage on the line.

When the Finns asked the Soviet Union for permission to have the Olympic flame pass through the Soviet Union on its way to Helsinki, the Soviets refused.

As the flame passes through our towns and villages, will we see it as a flaming beacon of a Cameroonian "big society", or something a little less confident – a flickering tealight caught in a mighty global wind?

At the end, the flame passes from one glorious leader to another.

The apparently bodiless being of a candle flame, passing constantly into nothingness, warms the faces that it shines on.

Detailed high speed schlieren photography is used to track the turbulent flame fronts and shock waves which are generated by the laminar flame passing through the perforated plate.

For here too the flame passes wonderfully quickly and looks like a thing thrown, and not as if one thing after another caught fire.