Sentence examples for flame passing from inspiring English sources

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

We were supposed to be celebrating an Olympic flame passing through, but all Coke wanted to do was piss their product all over those in attendance.

Instead, the sight of a simple flame passing hand to hand, from jogging young mother to local youth worker to elderly civic volunteer, seems to have touched Britons quite deeply.

On the 15th anniversary of this victory in May 1997, here we are celebrating 100 years since Turing was born, with Kasparov himself (usual speaking fee $60,000) addressing the Turing Centenary Conference at Manchester Town Hall (June 22 to 26) and the Olympic flame passing by outside on Turing's actual birthday.

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.

With this flame, passing the flame from wick to wick, all 300-plus celebrants will light their own candles, and the glorious hymn of Christos Anesti, Christ is Risen will resound throughout the nave.

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.

But after his death, in the late nineteen-fifties, her mother, Luisa, took over the business, and in the mid-seventies the flame passed to Miuccia.

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.

A final relay of former Chinese Olympic gold medallists saw the flame passed to Li, who won three gold medals, two silver and one bronze at the 1984 LA Olympics.