Sentence examples for of a torch from inspiring English sources
The practice of a torch relay from Greece to the Olympic Games began in 1936.
Highsmith almost circumvents those doubts; the novel's last scene has the pull of a torch song.
THESE things are never easy, the passing of a torch from aging champion to rising star.
This game was almost a passing of a torch in the NFC East.
It was possible then as now to imagine demons and angels in the flickering light of a torch or a campfire.
And as Cohodas observes, Simone replaced the sexuality of a torch singer with the elegance of a concert pianist, evoking respectability and "race pride" along the way.
He saw a photograph of a torch-wielding mob taken in Charlottesville the previous night.
The union was born in the aftermath of a torching of a church in a village on the southern outskirts of Cairo.
Such dependencies of structural and optical properties of por-Au films on their formation conditions are defined by the formation processes at the PLD in the presence of argon in a torch, out of the torch, and on the substrate.
Translation: […. beginning] of the night, a torch flashed from east to west, and its flash was very white.
Poachers go into a reserve on foot under the cover of night, without a torch.
