He had been on the road following the torch for 84 days.

Find someone who has read in bed using a torch.

So I went back to the car and got my torch.

I turned my torch up the wall we must go.

He had the torch brought up, and took a good look at me.

Why not simply use a torch and show them the way?

His face was white in the light of the torch.

She became the only person he has taken to the torch.

With his left hand he turned on the torch once more.

In the light of the torch they looked about them.

I had to go back out and cut them with a torch.

He saw her by the light of the man's torch.

A light had hit me in the face, not our torch.

He would not need to light a torch to find the way.

When people went out at night, they often took a torch.

He was the only one of the group without a torch.

Just a few more minutes and she would go up like a torch.

I could see nothing, though the torch was still in my hands.

He began to go through them by the light of the torch.

He let the torch play across the wall to the right.

In the next moment the torch went out, which was as well for they'd seen enough.

She turned off the torch and came forward a step.

The man moved forward, a torch in his left hand.

It did not look a likely place to buy a torch.

He would put it to the torch and then get out.

He came up to me and put a flashlight in my face.

Thought I was going to have to get my flashlight out.

They must have seen my flashlight when I was running.

In the light of the flashlight, the water was dark green.

Then she hit him over the head with a flashlight.

He took the flashlight and went out the front door.

John used his flashlight once he was clear of the house.

I could now close the door and put the flashlight on.

In a couple of hours, the flashlight would stop working.

Most likely they would have a flashlight or even three.

She turned back around to take the flashlight from him.

It was dark, but she did not turn on her flashlight.

He had a flashlight in one hand, turned it on.

Further down the main street he had to use his flashlight.

He led the group outside and played a flashlight around.

"How did you get out of here without a flashlight?"

John decided he would go to the door with his flashlight.

I turned off the flashlight and began to walk across the lot.

Turned the flashlight off and put it in my left hand.

She tried the door with the same hand that held the flashlight.

It is dark, but I do not use a flashlight.

How long, he tried to think, had his flashlight been on?

He turned on his flashlight and took a step forward.

Saw a flashlight moving on the first road to the right.

Finally, he turned off the flashlight and sat all alone in the dark.

He had been on the road following the torch for 84 days.

Find someone who has read in bed using a torch.

So I went back to the car and got my torch.

I turned my torch up the wall we must go.

He had the torch brought up, and took a good look at me.

Why not simply use a torch and show them the way?

His face was white in the light of the torch.

She became the only person he has taken to the torch.

With his left hand he turned on the torch once more.

In the light of the torch they looked about them.

I had to go back out and cut them with a torch.

He saw her by the light of the man's torch.

A light had hit me in the face, not our torch.

He would not need to light a torch to find the way.

When people went out at night, they often took a torch.

He was the only one of the group without a torch.

Just a few more minutes and she would go up like a torch.

I could see nothing, though the torch was still in my hands.

He began to go through them by the light of the torch.

He let the torch play across the wall to the right.

In the next moment the torch went out, which was as well for they'd seen enough.

She turned off the torch and came forward a step.

The man moved forward, a torch in his left hand.

It did not look a likely place to buy a torch.

He would put it to the torch and then get out.

They torched the car and left the family for dead.

My parents knew we had to get out because it was only a matter of time before the building would be torched.

Whatever the building is that she torched, they'll have to get out of there.

"Over four hours now since the car was abandoned and torched."

"When the Guard showed up, they torched the building to get him out."

We've had trouble with these places being torched for insurance money.

Everyone had been warmed by his torching the home team for 55 points.

One was shot in the head; the other, torched with a gas pipe.

"Cause of death was never established, but the car had been torched deliberately."

The next intersection was torched on three sides, including the street behind him.

Maybe he had torched the bus because the people in it could identify him.

And he torched the compound, which is pretty much the same as trying to kill all of us.

When her car was found later, it had been gutted and torched.

On the other hand, if this had been a murder, the killer would have torched the car.

Some wells would be torched before they could stop the terrorists.

Their farm had been torched and they were looking for shelter, so of course he took them in.

Before I could investigate the factory itself, you torched the building.

The Indians had torched it, the only wooden building on the place.

The entire village was then torched, never to be rebuilt.

"This is the first and only time a proposed residence here has been torched."

"We should have torched the place," he said to Marcus.

Protesters torched a number of government buildings, including a police station.

They named the settlement after the woman who torched their ships.

They torched the depot and rode away from the town.

Rather, there was evidence that once the residents ran away and the houses were torched.