Sentence examples for torched holes from inspiring English sources
While he did a segment for his television show, workers on the tugboats anchored the 40-foot barges, torched holes in their steel hulls and then used hoses to flood the hulks until they listed and slipped soundlessly into the sea.
To get the Hellcat into Britain, which has relatively permissive laws, and then into the U.S., workers had to torch a hole roughly the diameter of the muzzle into the barrel's side and cut off the rear end of the gun.
Instead of holding the status quo, Dufner has torched a soggy Oak Hill Country Club through 16 holes, playing seven strokes better than par for the day and holding the lead at 9-under.
One of the buildings torched was the Hotel Independence, the unofficial headquarters and watering hole for festival-goers at FESPACO.
Worse, Brown was repeatedly torched in both series with his lackluster defense and unnecessary gambles, leaving gaping holes for guards to drive the lane and exploit 2-on-1s against the helpless Bynum.
But the moment one of your clodhopping chasers puts a hole in that hallowed turf, I'm having the fences torched.
Two of SWN's four seismic 'lines' were completely abandoned after a shot-hole driller a piece of equipment estimated to cost around $380,000 —was torched, and other equipment destroyed by unknown, but fiercely anti-shale gas, vandals.
Settlements were torched.
