Sentence examples for given torch from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pope has given "Torch Song" an excellent production, which gains in intimacy from the open stage and from Bert Clephne's imaginative scenic design - three entirely different settings for the contrasting modes of the evening.

When his photographs were first exhibited in Tokyo in 1979, he wanted to capture the surreptitious nature of the project so visitors to the gallery were given torches in order to view them at close range in half-darkness.

Different sensors can be applied: optic sensing, thermal sensing, real-time radiography, weld pool oscillation sensing, There should be a clear interpretation of the image by the system, in order to give torch corrective changes accordingly Through-the-arc sensing No additional voluminous sensor needs to be fixed to the weld torch.

Each victim was given a torch and told that if they encountered a zombie they had to 'shoot' it by shining the flashlight in its face and counting to seven.

Ramachandra Acharya blows smoke and ash on Ganga's face when she is given a torch to burn Saravanan.

Once you arrive, you're given a torch to guide your way around the space and witness the peepers in their natural habitat – darkness.

"I'm ready to give my torch to the next queen... but they have some pretty big heels to fill".

When Marge finally gives the torch to the administrators, the sight of its flame causes them to crash (The administrators survive the crash, but the Olympic flame is gone).

Young initially confirmed that Romney had given him a torch for his office, and told HuffPost that he still, in fact, had the torch.

"I wish I'd given him a torch," whispers Michael.

Everyone could be given a pocket torch and light themselves".