Sentence examples for long wick from inspiring English sources

The main gauze pack should be enough to fill the funnel-shaped wound, but each piece of gauze should run straight in from the surface, and never be a long wick packed in by repeated pokes of a probe; for this ancient packing technique leads to the formation of a big cavity which with its narrow neck resembles a chemist's flask.

A small body and a long wick identify the Hammer.

As a result of their height, pillar candles need a long wick.

A Hanging Man is identified by small candle bodies and a long wick below the bodies, and can be either Bearish or Bullish.

He headed into the wings and paused in front of a stagehand who was holding black batons with long wicks.

(A duet with Whitney Houston, it was a Top 20 hit written by Broadway's Stephen Schwartz who went on to pen the biggest hit musical of his long career, Wicked).

His credits include "Godspell," "Pippin" and the long-running "Wicked," which has been playing on Broadway since 2003.

Consider "Séance on a Wet Afternoon," the first venture into opera by Stephen Schwartz, the composer and lyricist of "Pippin," "Godspell" and the long-running "Wicked".

Big will almost certainly be back — the commercial success of the long-running "Wicked," which recouped its $14 million investment in 2004 after 14 months of performances, indicates that audiences still like full scale.

He currently has a nearly-unprecedented four shows on Broadway: the long-running Wicked plus The Humans, Blackbird, and Act of God (the latter three mounted within a five-month period).

Be sure to make the wick long enough for someone to be able to get away in time.