Sentence examples for torch that from inspiring English sources

"It's a torch that should be handed from one actor to another.

This is one torch that has not been passed to a new generation.

The RAP technology is based on an inductively coupled plasma torch that produces a sub-aperture near-Gaussian etching footprint, with material removal repeatability at nanometre level.

If you shine an ultraviolet torch that comes with the comic on to the pages, it reveals those thoughts, printed in ultraviolet ink above the characters' heads.

Rather, the more lasting impact of Sarbanes-Oxley has been as the torch that lit the corporate responsibility movement, not in the collective substance of its governance provisions.

In the second stage, the flammable precursor solution is ignited with a torch that results in a rapid precipitation of highly crystalline nanoparticles.

He came full circle with the people of his country when he lit a torch that seemed to create new light in the 1996 Olympics.

By Kate Julian Leaders of the women's movement pass a torch that was carried from New York to Houston for the National Women's Convention in 1977.

Frances Perkins, who became secretary of labor under President Franklin D. Roosevelt, called it "the torch that lit up the whole industrial scene".

I wore a head torch that lit up thick, attic-like dust and, at one moment, a bat that flew into my face.

Zavitz has patents on several machines, rain bombs, a blowup wagon, and a lightning torch that can be seen for 50 miles.