Sentence examples for lit torches from inspiring English sources

Upon the experience of intense sadness, the hosts become enraged and descend upon the dancers, grabbing lit torches to burn them to avenge the suffering and pain the hosts have been made to feel.

As we pulled into the drive at night, we were confronted by a dramatic installation in front of the entrance, Fire and Water by Michael Pye, a work that is basically a curve of lit torches on a shallow, 30ft-wide pond - and very beautiful.

A video posted by Mr. Spencer showed dozens of people — mostly men in white collared shirts — marching with lit torches through downtown Charlottesville toward Emancipation Park, where a statue of the Confederate general Robert E. Lee remained under a tarp while it awaits removal.

Lit torches (burning sticks) were likely the earliest form of incendiary device.

Charles' brother Orléans arrived with Phillipe de Bar, late and drunk, and they entered the hall carrying lit torches.

Tinsley attended the University of Virginia, where demonstrators carrying lit torches and Swastika flags were seen marching on Friday.

On board the ship is an oil barrel, a lit torch and a TV set.

"Bramble took a lit torch from a bracket by the door and held it aloft.

I can't worry about those people — those people who have never even tried to feel the techno beat rise in their chest like a second heartbeat, realizing that a lit torch doesn't have to hurt to the touch, depending on your mind state — going about their droll, dependent lives, picking up their son from his Head Start program.

For example, many objects in the game have no actual use, while a lit torch may be used on corn to create popcorn.

Finally, Emile Bouchard, the oldest living former captain, came onto the ice bearing a lit torch, and it was passed in a symbolic trail through the Canadiens' history: Bouchard passed it to Richard, who passed it to Beliveau, and so on in chronological order to each former captain present, ending with Pierre Turgeon.