Sentence examples for from a torched from inspiring English sources

Clashes outside the cemetery interrupted the proceedings for a time, sending tear gas and black smoke from a torched car wafting among the mourners.

It noted that this was higher than the nearly $25,000 paid for a torch from the Berlin games, at which the first relay was held.Demonstration effectThe authorities have explained why, after naming three Beijing parks as protest zones during the games, no one has staged a protest in any of them.

Anyway, I like to see the steel melting from a torch.

They reach the end of the park's walkway and a swathe of light from a torch hits a tall tree outside the park boundary.

Jimmie Åkesson, the current leader, stepped up the process when he changed the party's logo from a torch to a blue daisy.

It was nice to see that they'd been improvising on the road; the guns had DIY silencers, Rick's was crafted from a torch.

At this point in the history of Broadway shows, there is nothing worse than the one-note shout-singing of a woman choking the life from a torch song.

Then in opposition, David Cameron, the Conservative leader, sought to capture the Zeitgeist, and fix his party's "uncaring" image, by visiting melting glaciers and changing the Tory logo from a torch to a tree.The subsequent recession left environmentalism looking like an unaffordable luxury.

First she makes round beads by applying heat from a torch to rods of silvered glass, then she applies the ash in a spiral pattern.

I also use patinas and heat from a torch to transform the surface of metals when I create my steel paintings.

Charles was almost killed and four of the dancers burned to death in a fire, ignited by a spark from a torch brought by Orléans that lit the flammable costume of one of the dancers.