The smell of dust and welding torches.
After twilight, people lit torches to send the gods back.
His two sons carry torches and stare at the flames.
October’s Mount Tai are flaming torches,lighting the way to winter.
Tiki torches were mounted in the snowbanks leading to the house.
The cypress-trees were like Burnt-out torches. From one of them a nightingale was singing.
Four Hags, holding four torches, stood at the corners of the Table.
Do not smoke, strike matches or carry open flames such as lanterns or torches.
These days, though, the quality of the nickel alloys has improved so that the torches work continuously.
Soon the Parsee stopped on the borders of the glade, which was lit up by the torches.
You can also save yourself some cash by making your own citronella candles, outdoor torches, and bug traps.
After the ignition ceremony by an engaged couple, selected from among the public, the 300 torches, set up on both shores of Amanohashidate, are lit all together.
Inside Macbeth's castle, hauntboys, torches. Enter a Sewer, and divers servants with dishes and service over the stage. Then enter Macbeth.
Along the new coastline I can see construction crews building a sea wall. There are cement-pumping trucks, cranes, large steel pipes, and the flash of welding torches.
Jubilant "Celts" bear lighted torches-and little in the way of clothing-during the Beltane Fire Festival on Edinburgh's Calton Hill.
Crowds eddied in the darkness around card-sharp tables, ring-toss stalls, hawkers selling snails in broth under flickering gas torches, and the main attraction – a rickety wooden “Wall of Death”.
When he had set fire to the torches, he released the foxes into the standing grain of the Philistines, thus burning up both the shocks and the standing grain, along with the vineyards and groves.
But long before our ancestors began to throw torches or cigarette butts, fires were started by lightning strikes, or by sparks given off when rocks rub together in an avalanche.
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