Sentence examples for torch in this from inspiring English sources
Critic and future novelist Sally Beauman noted that it was "unusual, not to say unprecedented, for an established author to pick up the torch in this way," though she admits that "Bond [is] too big, and too profitable, a property to be placed in the hands of an unknown".
The passing of the torch, in this case to the Vice-President of a past generation and not to the next generation was with the stricken former First Lady by his side was too surreal, even for a ten-year old.
In addition, these scores were clearly greater than those of the two SA objects (a red photograph album = 2.4; a large black torch = 1.5; overall mean = 1.95) and it is hard to see how the semantic value of the canvas director's chair is greater than the semantic value of the photo album or the torch in this specific scene.
If a Tibetan monk grabs the Olympic torch in San Francisco this week and immolates himself, nobody should be astonished.
This game was almost a passing of a torch in the NFC East.
The stems then rose together, slowly, forming a giant torch in the center of the stadium.
Coal-rich South Africa took up GTL's torch in the 1950s, in a move toward energy self-sufficiency.
Destroy the torch in the dungeon but add a torch in the base.
She carried the Olympic torch in London this summer, clad in red platforms.
The plasma torch used in this study was 20 mm long, and the distance between the nozzle and the sample was 10 mm.
At the lighting of the Olympic torch in April, Bach blathered: "This message of hope is perhaps the most important legacy that the Olympic Games will bring Rio de Janeiro".
