Sentence examples for torch out from inspiring English sources

"They also say, 'They put your torch out,' " said Timothy T. Gilchrist of Canton, a survivor of layoffs at Aetna, the Cigna Corporation and Value Health.

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

"And by shining a torch out into the darkness, you could see the complete division of light and darkness.

Deborah leans forward and shines a torch out across the water and as she does so, the river surface becomes animated with thousands of flying insects.

The latest issue of Der Spiegel, a weekly, shows the Statue of Liberty with her torch out and the strapline, "The price of arrogance: an economic crisis is changing the world".

With the Statue of Liberty raising her torch out in the harbor, Yao and the 20 students wished one another a happier new year and talked about improving life back in Sichuan.

This image, which gives information about the cycles of the year, is a quarter-mile into a mountain, which means someone walked in there with a torch, scoped out his or her space and figured out what animals would go where.

"The torch went out on my watch".

The torch picked out a pair of eyes.

He was one of my great book-world heroes, a bright Olympian torch flaring out over the Grub Street wastelands, impossible to replace.

"But it's too late to start thinking about the high-performance environment post-London when the torch goes out in 2012.