Sentence examples for no torch from inspiring English sources
There were no torch songs or Golddiggers in white go-go boots on "The Colbert Report".
William may have taken offence at Blair's conduct in 1997, or at the words in his book, but that the Royal Family corporately, led by the Queen, "held no torch" for him, seems the most likely reason.
There would be no torch of liberty, no shining city on a hill, no Channing Tatum.
One young man, relatively recently moved to a rural area, described walking home at midnight the night before: "there was no Sun, no Moon – but I could still see the way; no torch – just starlight – you get amazing skies here" (F31 Swansea).
There's a no-torch rule because the aim of the walk is to spot forest wildlife through night vision lenses, and properly discover the landscape's nocturnal goings on.
"The guys are lying on the ground in pitch black, not moving, not talking, no torches – nothing," says Daballen.
"Also they had no torches, whistles or map and compass and were unfamiliar with the terrain".
There were no torches or pitchforks here; the only weapons here were wallets, all being carried off in another direction.
Including the ones with no torches.
