Sentence examples for torch high from inspiring English sources

Ms. Pagan disembarked about 2 30 p.m., holding her torch high, as people yelled, "Hey, Lady Liberty".

Having worked for several years at the Statue of Liberty, he has a tattoo of Liberty's torch high on his right biceps, discreetly covered by short sleeves.

A few us held the torch high and shouted in a stentorian voice "We shall stream!" but it was still not to be.

Let's keep holding the torch high of our diverse nation as a beacon of progress to a hurting world.

So here in the Eixample Dret Herrera ramps up his already highly skilled techniques with a self-styled "cooking with fire" that involves blow torches, high voltage lamps, a drill, and a naked flame.

Even into the Democratic stronghold of New York City they marched, holding their torches high through the narrow streets of lower Manhattan preceded by booming military bands, and cheered on by thousands of partisan onlookers who sang out the "Freedom Battle Hymn," entreating citizens to march "On for freedom, God, our country, and the right".

In 1907, the Hopes immigrated to the United States: I'll never forget our first view of the Statue of Liberty carrying her flaming torch on high.

It's sunset, and Mr. Romero is looking out onto the dark waters, toward the copper lady with her torch held high.

Once the compound is nebulized onto the torch, the high temperature plasma combusts the sample to the atomic state.

The plasma was operated in the SHIP torch (Static High Sensitivity ICP), which was designed for optical emission spectrometric detection.

I have always held the torch so high for my alma mater UVA University of Virginiaa) that I was pretty much blind to any criticism about the University: Perfect UVA in perfect little Charlottesville where perfect students study.