torch造句

And a valiant torch.

The torch was lighted.

Shine your torch into the drawer.

The rioters began to torch the buildings.

The torch flared in the darkness.

Re-ignited the torch of life.

The kids were shining a torch into the black hole.

His emblems are the spear and the burning torch.

He turned on the torch to look for his keys.

Organizers of the2008 Beijing Olympics have unveiled the torch for the Beijing Olympic Games and grandiose plans for the Torch Relay.

With the lighting of the torch at 2000 Olympic games,Cathy brought Australians closer together.

I want you to stand beside me and hold the torch.

Thomas Hudson looked at the glass with a torch and it was rising.

In the darkness the machine gun spat a vindictive white light like an acetylene torch.

Rough cough is tough enough," Bough said while touching the torch.

The EAG torch symbolises the noble ideal of sportsmanship while the relay signifies the spread of the indomitable spirit.

The trouble in Paris came a day after the torch made a difficult journey through a snowy London, where a protester managed to break through security and momentarily grip the torch.

The core of a plasma torch is a pair of electrodes, usually made from a nickel-based alloy.

The forearm and torch of the Statue of Liberty on display at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia, 1876.

A welder's kit contains electrode holder, welding torch, helmet shield, portable electrode heating box and temperature measuring pen.

The passage of the Olympic torch captures the imagination of the world, reminding people of the original focus of the games-world peace and sportsmanship.

His wife had a strange dream before she gave birth to their second son. She dreamed that she gave birth to a torch, which burnt Troy to ashes.

I knocked on the door and a woman in a white satin gown holding a flaming torch came out and asked me what I wanted.

Five students, armed with a pocket-torch, stand guard at the hilltop entrance of the small Palestinian village of Kfar Qusra.

I had a tin trunk carried up there, with blanket, electric torch, a couple of tins of baked beans, coffee, and a kettle.

The song was made record of the week on Radio 1 and has since been given the ultimate accolade any ghostly, piano-led torch song can get: soundtracking an American TV show about vampires.

Pliny also described how he was able to make practical use of bioluminescence: a walking stick dipped in the glowing slime of a jellyfish, he observed, “will light the way like a torch”.

had been in a basement room when a spark from a welder's torch fell and ignited the fumes of the waterproofing material he was applying, alighting his clothes and leaving him a molten mess.

People who deny the existence of space which are not lighted by the "electric torch" and have no respect and fear to the dark and unknown space will never be in the state.

AEI-CPS,which has already listed torch plan of our country in 2003,is automatic identification system of number plate which adopts advanced microwave identification technique to collect railway throat-channels train data in spots and watch train information all day.