Sentence examples for torch away from inspiring English sources

In one such incident in Paris, demonstrators tried to wrest the torch away from a paraplegic Chinese athlete.

The San Francisco leg of the Olympic torch relay descended into farce last night after the authorities cut the route in half, cancelled the closing ceremony and hustled the torch away from waiting protesters and supporters of the Beijing games.

With the glee of a pyromaniac he torched away in symmetrical patterns at cracks between the terrace tiles.

They got their torch out and shone it on the pig and there he was scrunching away at their cans.

Steel beams were being cut apart from supporting columns with acetylene torches, then lifted away by crane.

From an old-style radio comes a faint, reedy voice crooning the-man-who-got-away torch songs.

The folk traditions he shows — the climax of "Ghost Town" is a ritual, torch-lighted chasing away of demons — seem at once durable and vulnerable, perched between a quickly receding past and an unknowable future.

The union seems to have preferred to imagine its martyrs pure, and the mine owners may have been reluctant to spread the news that workers had fought back with bullets and torches and got away with it.

Trump provided no evidence for his claim, but told Fox News that "excellent" sources have informed him of a conspiracy in which "the Hispanics" set fires near California housing developments so they will be hired to haul away torched trees and brush, then be hired again to plant new gardens.

Torches keep monsters away.

Keep open flames, such as tiki torches and candles, away from anything that is flammable.