When they go to make the drop at night, the baddies' torch flashes into Tommy's face and makes that plunk noise that torches don't when you switch them on.
Translation: […. beginning] of the night, a torch flashed from east to west, and its flash was very white.
22 Transliteration: […. SAG] GE6 IZI.GAR TA KUR ana MAR SUR-ma SUR-šú ma-gal BABBAR Translation: […. beginning] of the night, a torch flashed from east to west, and its flash was very white.
He fucking pokes his head up in between torch flashes like a duck in hunting season and takes the snap above.
During the second verse, she is shown singing on a couch, again with the torch being flashed.
Use torches (flash lights if you are American).
The story chugs to a start during the London Blitz in 1940, just as Vera (Keira Knightley), a torch singer, starts flashing her big, bright-white, distinctly nonperiod British teeth at her old friend Dylan.
One of these boys then chose a flashing torch, in pink, for himself, to which the stallholder responded: "Shall I get you that in blue?" The boy, aged about five, readily agreed to the swap.
Grace Jones made her debut on its stage (upstaged no less by Siano dressed as the Statue of Liberty, complete with flashing torch), and staffers included Levan and Knuckles, before they went on to establish their own legends.
Last year's Turner prize show won by an installation consisting of a room in which the lights intermittently turned off, and then on again was picketed by sceptics flashing torches.
