Sentence examples for set of torch from inspiring English sources

The two leading ladies met on the set of Torch Song in the early 50s, a movie Crawford was filming with Taylor's second husband, Michael Wilding.

She looks, when she first comes on, as though she has arrived straight from a stint felling trees (the job she did between the release of her debut album and this year's set of autobiographical torch songs, Safe Inside the Day): chunky cardigan over dalmatian-spotted hooded top, cropped trousers hovering above heavy black boots.

Lewis Lapham identified the satirist's project as "the crime of arson, meaning to set a torch of words to the hospitality tents of pompous and self-righteous cant".

Not doing so can lead to toxicity poisoning from the products or accidentally setting a house on fire with the use of torches.

The trio, each belonging to a different mindset, each with his own set of challenges get together to torch down a bank once the situation of the city worsens using it to their own benefit by staying under the cover of 'Na Maloom Afraad.'.

But, considering the stunning amount of protests over the past weeks in response to the current President's ban (not to mention the whole "deleteUber" thing and the results of that campaign), it seems that banning immigrants is also hot button enough to set a torch at the feet of those who appear to support it.

Metal content in the roots and aboveground parts (leaves) in 10-day wheat seedlings was determined by atomic absorption spectrometer equipped with an acetylene torch and a set of spectral lamps according to generally accepted technique [8].

At the opening ceremony, she helped pass the torch to the last set of hands and wanted to do more.

Now those same baby boomer firebrands who set a torch to the "bourgeois institution" and orange blossom appear to have had a change of mind.

People frequently discuss the qualities of torch fishermen.

Life is like a journey of torch relay.