(1) By August 31st, this important literary torch will pass from poet to poet.
(2) As a finishing touch, Dufault u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510flame polishesu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb the edges of acrylic using a small, butane torch .
(3) With only a little more than a year in the Army Reserve, Baker has now become the bearer of the military service torch in his family.
(4) Caroline and Sara went down into the vault with Talmegar leading the way, carrying a torch with which he lit the other torches along the wall.
(5) They were led downward by a high position royal guard carrying a torch to light the way.
(6) Picking up the torch of the golden age, the CFL proves that a sports league where no one is in it for the money can thrive in an entertainment-jaded age.
(7) Once a year we pay homage to those who have served and especially those who have fallen, but do we really understand what it means to keep the faith or to take the torch from failing hands?
(8) The batteries in our torch expired and we hadn't any candles.
(9) He is married with four children, one of whom, Zoe, has picked up the educational torch and is now a teacher in Chiseldon.
(10) I also took lots of matches, in case we ran out, and an electric torch .
(11) The oxygen fuel gas-cutting torch is most often used for this application.
(12) DJ's got a baseball game, so I expect the other coalition members to carry the torch while I'm gone.
(13) It's the same story across Canada, where now and always, the junior leagues carry the torch for the spirit of hockey in small towns and big cities alike.
(14) Presentation College lit an electrical torch across the border last week when they started a project with a school in Ballymena.
(15) Mountain warlords carried the torch of Greek independence
(16) She said as she fished out of her flight jacket a small cutting torch .
(17) Without another word or look, Michael grabbed one of the pieces of wood and made a torch out of it.
(18) Sprinkle with sugar, using a hand-held propane torch , caramelize the sugar, and set aside.
(19) They advise households to have on hand a torch , battery-powered radio, ready-to-eat food, bottled water and blankets.
(20) The small, plastic yellow gun is powered by a battery, includes a torch to light up the target and almost looks like a child's toy.
