Sentence examples for like torch from inspiring English sources
Tears turn to steam in the climate he describes, his eyes lit like torch fire.
They often begin like torch ballads, describing their loneliness in long, poised phrases above soothing chords and a muted beat.
(They were like torch songs that were designed by Pottery Barn, with natural fibers and sand-washed color standing in for emotion).
Usually hit shows move from Off Broadway to Broadway, whether musicals like "Hair" and "A Chorus Line" or plays like "Torch Song Trilogy," "Proof," and "Doubt" — not the other way around.
He likes the old standbys in his neighborhood, like the Russ & Daughters specialty food shop on Houston Street, as well as the new restaurants, like Lucien and Le Pere Pinard, and clubs, like Torch, where he heard Deanna Storey, whose CD is playing as he speaks.
Circle also competes with new kid-safe routers like Torch, OpenDNS's family shield, and more traditional software products.
The best number in the show, a Marlene Dietrich-like torch song sung by Mr. Feuer as Eva Braun, with the refrain, "Loving him is where I went wrong," works because it treats a deserving target with a kind of sympathy.
At Lynchburg's Academy of Fine Arts, patrons were left to wave their lighted iPhone screens at the art on the walls, like torch-carrying Victorian explorers groping through a tomb.
At night, the sky is full of stars, shining down on you like torches.
The waterfront area has been in development for several years, and businesses like Torches have helped to revive it, but there is a long way to go.
When Elvan died, after two hundred and sixty-nine days in a coma, weighing just over thirty pounds, protesters hoisted loaves above their heads like torches.
