Sentence examples for torched at the from inspiring English sources

But the deserted grand hotels that might or might not be torched at the end of each season were still an answer to a teenager's dream.

At 10, he helped carry the torch at the Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.

Twenty years ago, Muhammad Ali lit the torch at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta.

Meyer told her he could see her torch at the window.

There will be a tiered waterfall and a reflecting pool with gas torches at the entrance to the building.

"In 1956, Eddie Charlton carried the torch at the Olympic Games in Melbourne," wrote The Times' Steve Acteson.

Demonstrators lighted their own torch at the spot where the ashes of Gandhi are buried and mounted a parallel, peaceful torch relay.

Torch at the ready, I was hoping to catch a glimpse of the beavers, animals usually only sighted in the crepuscular twilight.

Five-time Olympic gold medal winner Sir Steve Redgrave is a bookmakers' favourite to light the Olympic torch at the opening ceremony.

It's hardly a shock to hear about people reaching for their torches at the suggestion of sex education in primary education.

Marksman had already been shining "Sure Fire" torches at the premises and he did not think the lights contributed to a "massive change in environment".