Sentence examples for who torched from inspiring English sources

The Muslims who torched France's suburbs last year were the ones who seldom attend mosques.

The thugs who torched the UN camp left him three bullets.

They signed Danny Green, who torched the Heat for 27 points and 7 three-pointers Tuesday, after Cleveland released him.

The men who torched the village of Ishbara were not from Sudan's notorious government-backed janjaweed militia.

And debating whether it might be smart to leave Clanton, since some of the Klansmen who torched his house are starting to come up for parole.

The 2013 verdict led to violent protests by fans in Cairo, who torched a police club and the headquarters of the football administration.

Their suffering has more usually come at the hands of mobs who torch their homes and force them to flee against the backdrop of an unsubstantiated charge of blasphemy.

There were modern touches, too, like the Art Barn gallery, then showing works by Edouard Faro, who torches chunks of old wood, creating marvelous patterns and textures that give the natural world a technological sheen.

The same goes for the Christian who torches an abortion clinic or the Hindu mob that levels a Muslim shrine.

Blaze is a punk rocker with a fiery mohawk who torches intolerance, sexism and negativity and represents Freedom.

The houses of rebels' families are burned to ashes at the direct order of the president, and outspoken human rights activists face angry, violent mobs who torch their offices and beat them.