Sentence examples for torch into from inspiring English sources

I looked into the hole, shining my torch into the black.

This is the triumvirate of choreographers charged with carrying the torch into the future.

It's the same favour she did for me when shining a torch into a murky bedroom closet: "Look, no monsters".

He frequently cut the telephone line and once inside he would often terrify his victims by shining a torch into their face after removing light bulbs.

Sir Steve Redgrave, Britain's greatest Olympian, was an early favorite and he raised bettors' hopes as he ran the torch into the stadium.

YAO MING, a basketball player, carried the Olympic torch into Beijing's Tiananmen Square, starting the final leg of a relay that had begun in Greece on March 24th.

You are strong enough and courageous enough to question the truth behind the silences and to shine your torches into the darkest places.

Shining their torches into the darkness, the cavers suddenly realised that the surrounding walls were covered in images of woolly rhinoceroses, horses, lions, bears, hyena, owls and at least a dozen red ochre images of human hands.

Mrs Pelosi and her fellow Democrats have made some progress on the first of these, but not much on the other two.In the six months that the Democrats have been in charge, they have energetically shone torches into White House nooks the previous, Republican-controlled Congress was content to leave dark.

As he tells it, he looked at the rotted pipes and beams, the tiny chopped-up rooms, the charred kitchen and shin-high garbage, the boiler so large and so beyond its prime it was eventually torched into pieces and removed.

Next up is a single, bite-sized piece of bacon sushi, in which belly meat is torched into an impossibly thin, streaky strip and served with an electric hit of wasabi and Szechuan chili oil; it's indelible in the mind but teasingly ephemeral to the senses.