Sentence examples for large torch from inspiring English sources

Eric Goltz, 35, a tattoo artist in Niagara Falls, N.Y., awoke at 3 a.m. to make the trek into Brooklyn so Mr. Krak could tattoo a large torch on his left forearm.

Two children lay on a canvas so others could trace outlines; these later gained wings and became angels on either side of a large torch that looked as though it belonged to the Statue of Liberty.

It's more of a large torch like those used in roofing or to clear brush or melt ice.

After a few minutes of walking, you will come upon a large open area lit by several large torches.

By using the HT-3, our largest torch tip, the flame size increases, nearly doubling the hot-zone to 2.4 mm, allowing for the fabrication of tapered fibers with diameters down to 500 nm and 98% transmission.

In addition, these scores were clearly greater than those of the two SA objects (a red photograph album = 2.4; a large black torch = 1.5; overall mean = 1.95) and it is hard to see how the semantic value of the canvas director's chair is greater than the semantic value of the photo album or the torch in this specific scene.

For example, the following scene was presented in Experiment 1 and contained three SD objects (a canvas director's chair, a red snooker table, and a white free-standing bookcase) and two SA objects (a red photograph album and a large black torch).

Chinese citizens and people of Chinese descent have shown up in large numbers at torch relay events from San Francisco to Sydney and have sometimes scuffled with critics of China's policies in Tibet.

(Skiing, as near as I can tell, is now pretty much meant for people who use it as a way to torch large amounts of cash when tennis is out of season).

In the large, 3-yr TORCH (Towards a Revolution in COPD Health) study (n=6,112), which had greater statistical power than previous salmeterol/formoterol studies, salmeterol significantly reduced the annual rate of exacerbations, exacerbations requiring treatment with systemic corticosteroids and exacerbations requiring hospitalisation compared with placebo (p<0.05 for all) (table 1) [ 11].

For centuries, the local Chumash people torched large swathes of chaparral in Babbage's neighbourhood to replenish the vegetation and provide better hunting.