Then the train guard lit flickering candles in the carriages.
The kid whose family got past a checkpoint in Marseille while a German guard lighted a cigarette was chummy with Barbara Walters and dined at Elaine's alongside Woody Allen.
The only officer casualty was Captain The Honourable John Finch of the Guards Light Infantry.
Graham's company, and the Scots Guards' light company, masked the retreat from the right, and did not leave Quatre Bras until mid-afternoon.
Another method of slow death is where detainees are crammed in shipping containers and guards light a fire underneath to fill it with smoke, slowly suffocating detainees.
Forgetting that Curry's performance is the definition of an anomaly, the game fit a season-long pattern of point guards lighting up the Knicks and the Knicks surviving with great offensive play of their own.
Several years ago Specialized tested the commuter-bike idea in the United States with a European-inspired Globikeoyager, a bike that came with a rack, chain guards, lights and fenders -- the sorts of accessories that racing cyclists abhor as encumbrances.
As the sun set, Maasai guards lit a path from our tent to a campfire surrounded by flickering lanterns.
He was a security guard with light skin and broad shoulders.
At 2 20 pm on May 31, when Admiral John Jellicoe's Grand Fleet squadrons from Scapa Flow were still 65 miles away to the north, Beatty's advance guard of light cruisers five miles ahead of his heavier ships and Hipper's scouting group learned quite accidentally of one another's proximity.
Some guards would light candles and put them inside for the prisoners.
