Sentence examples for flickering torches from inspiring English sources

When the citizens do arrive to overthrow the king and queen they are still never shown as individuals, just a globular mass of shouts and flickering torches.

Soon the Musiara area looked like a desert and each night you could see dozens of flickering torches as the cattle were driven in to the reserve after dark.

We see Vampiric babes, nefarious grave diggers with flickering torches, and other women at haunted locales.

And by night it was enchanting: pathways lit by candlelight, dining tables on the beach illuminated by flickering torches, the sharp right angles of the buildings softened in the near-darkness.

There are people for whom those meetings and arguments are a vital part of our political life: they are what has prevented the flickering torch of socialism from being extinguished during the New Labour years.

The sublime charcoal portraits of bisons that I recently saw in Niaux cave in the Pyrenees are located far underground in a vast natural vault: it is hard to picture a cave artist leading a girlfriend or boyfriend this deep underground by the light of a flickering torch in order to have sex in the cold and damp.

However, the second line of the second verse does now seem quite apposite: I yield my flickering torch to thee.

The Flickering Torch Mystery (1943), for example, was changed from a plot involving an actual flickering torch used as a signal by a gang to a plot featuring a rock club called "The Flickering Torch".

Beginning with Volume 17, The Secret Warning (1938), John Button took over the series; McFarlane resumed with Volume 22, The Flickering Torch Mystery (1943).

To learn how to make a redstone torch flicker, see How to create flickering redstone torches in Minecraft.

"My biggest yet was a five-foot-tall Goblin-town diorama from the first 'Hobbit' film, complete with play features, flickering LED torches and Gollum's lair.