Sentence examples for torch time from inspiring English sources

Her eyebrow could rise to moronic bewilderment or descend to gold digger torch time.

The day that I sat on the village barricade, the apology made the front-page headlines of the China Daily: TORCH TIME IN TOWN AS FEVER RISES PUTIN PRAISES PREPARATIONS US CYCLISTS SORRY FOR WEARING MASKS.

The TORCH time-of-flight detector is being developed to provide particle identification between 2 and 10 GeV/c momentum over a flight distance of 10 m.

Pitchforks and torches time".

Pitchforks and torches time pic.twitter.com/8G5G0daGVN.

"Like I said and I'll continue to say: It is pitchfork and torches time in America!" he said.

More recently, just ahead of the election, Clarke said it was "pitchforks and torches time" and that it was time to run politicians out of Washington. .

She sang them her favourite torch song, Time Heals Everything, from Mack and Mabel.

"I Won't Send Roses," Mack's rueful warning to Mabel, is one of the most haunting anti-love songs in the Broadway canon, and her big torch song, "Time Heals Everything" has been a staple for Ms. Peters and a cadre of cabaret performers for years.

Translation: The finance department would get kudos for saving a few bucks while employees would end up torching more time submitting their reports.

Could have been cornerback Antoine Cason, whom Plaxico Burress torched three times for touchdowns.