Torchlight is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TORCHLIGHT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• light given by torches
• the light of a torch or torches.
• The light of a torch, or of torches. Also adjectively; as, a torchlight procession.
• light from a torch or torches

Words related to TORCHLIGHT

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Words that contain TORCHLIGHT

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How to use TORCHLIGHT in a sentence

• I have never seen the statues of the Vatican by torchlight.
• Everything that was done within the grotto had to be accomplished by torchlight, for daylight never penetrated there.
• As we returned in the evening, by torchlight, over the crest of the mountain to our night-quarters at the lake, we passed by the very modest dwelling-place of a married pair.
• These Indian outlaws always make it a point of honour to inform their intended victims, and always come with drums, torch-light and a sort of war-cry.
• Bennington faced the expressionless gaze of twenty masks, on which the torchlight threw Strong black shadows.
• The two Indians were quickly at his side, and together they carried the unconscious form of Ball within the circle of torch-light.
• Posters, advertisements, papers, lay on the floor, and in the torch-light glared from the wall.
• They had this winter a torchlight procession in honor of him.
• He stood within the circle of torchlight, and they could see him distinctly.
• On and on he went to the border of the forest beyond the tumult where the torchlight was brightest, and there he gently set her down.
• Clay was the speaker, and after the meeting was escorted to the Allyn House by a torch-light parade.
• Another mode is to hunt by torch-light, without dogs.
• It was the 31st of December, 1394, when Charles, by torchlight, at the head of his exultant troops, entered the eternal city.
• The more torch-light one flings into the immense cavern which we are now trying to illuminate, the more profound it appears.
• On the night of the fifth, we are lost in the hurrying tumult of the torch-light processions.
• At Chatham there was a torchlight procession on St.
• Only their shadows moved under the torch-light, wavering fitfully from small to large, from light to dark like draperies in a wind.
• Magistrates and priests were supposed to be violated by seeing a corpse, and therefore the dead were generally buried at night with torch-light.
• On and on ran the fugitives, and soon Jack saw that his father had been right about the difficulties of tracking by torchlight.
• We had forgotten all about the torchlight procession which we had come out to see.
• The only recollection I have of striking a man is connected with a torchlight procession celebrating some Union victory.
• This was done some years ago, I was told by the butler, after a torchlight procession of a thousand enthusiastic admirers had come down from Liverpool and trampled Mrs.
• This building is seen to the greatest advantage by torchlight.
• So he ate and slept a while till that the maid called him, and armed him by torchlight.
• Earthquakes, or fires, or torchlight processions, or bones, or nothing, can induce him to move.
• Torchlight parades have become mere conventional affairs since those days, when there was a spirit in them which nothing has ever stirred more lately.
• All was aglow with torchlight, the square was filled with people.
• The Christian started from his place and hurried toward the tense figure in the torch-light.
• At night, they fish by torch-light, lighting fires on the beach, by which the fish are attracted to the reefs.

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