Fire engulfs Dubai's 'Torch' skyscraper for second time

The golden torch of hope...

The torch is not to light the way to the United States.

He carried the torch of peace throughout the world.

Little Miss Liberty, carrying the torch. Why'd you follow me?

At night, I do not want to see flashes of torches.

Because I had to put the torch on the top.

Six HIV positive individuals carried the Olympic torch on its global relay as it passed through Cape Town, South Africa, on 12 June.

She is meant to be carrying the torch of liberty from the United States to the rest of the world.

light a torch of awareness, and find our essence, our connection to the infinite and every other living thing.

At the invitation of the contest's sponsors, Yang Shilin became the torchbearer of the Pingchang Winter Olympics.

Jin Ju (China)

It's the second blaze to sweep through the high rise which happens to be called the Torch tower in just two years.

What we're seeing is more of a passing of the torch from human gatekeepers to algorithmic ones.

Mr. Jin Ju (China)

Their torch is meant not to light the way, but to inflame the hatreds that are their only source of power.

It is up to us to be worthy of the heritage we have received and to take up with firm and confident hands the torch handed to us by our predecessors.

An investigation by the management of the Torch after its 2015 fire found that most of the damage was to the cladding, exterior panelling used for decoration or insulation.

Fifteen years with the company down the drain.

If we can get under that heavy self, light a torch of awareness, and find our essence, our connection to the infinite and every other living thing.

As I pass the torch to my successor, Mr. Jan Eliasson, I wish to describe three great lessons I have learned from my experience as President of the General Assembly.

Parading around huge bonfires repeating vindictive chants they consigned the poor creatures to the flames.

I hope that the torch of leadership will pass to another Council member, so that we build on the momentum that has been generated in promoting cooperation with regional organizations in service of the peoples of the United Nations.

But now we have returned to an aesthetic of political mesmerization, reflected in the host government s declared aim that China should win more gold medals than any country before. As the Olympic torch relay itself a creation of the Nazis, first employed in the Berlin Games makes its way down Speer Jr. s avenue of power, the world will once again be made to witness a triumph of the totalitarian will.

He passes the torch to his fellow countryman John Ram who took down US golf legend Tiger Woods 2 1 in singles play on Sunday.

It seeks desperate forms of survival, and that is why, as the great Peruvian Cesar Vallejo said once, it lights its captive torch and prays angrily.

As the generation of Holocaust survivors and liberators dwindles, the torch of remembrance, of bearing witness and of education must continue forward. It is our duty to the past and our commitment to the future.

Who could not see him rounding a corner, the blue tip scratching against rough hewn beam, the sudden flare and the creature, for one bright, shining moment, suddenly thrust ahead of his time now a fire starter, now a torch bearer in a forgotten ritual, little brown druid illuminating some ancient night?

The founders passed the torch on to the generation of Jacques Delors, Helmut Kohl, François Mitterrand, Václav Havel, Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, and others. They broadened and deepened European cooperation.

In that momentous exercise, the Liberian people demonstrated once again, as they had done throughout 150 years of survival, their resilience and unconquerable will to overcome imponderable odds, to keep alive the flame of national independence in Africa.

We now stand at the threshold of a new phase of European cooperation. In late October, the EU's Constitutional Treaty will be signed.

In Hearn s novel, Gohē, a village headman who lives atop a hill in his village, notices an approaching tsunami wave when he sees seawater being drawn out rapidly from the shore. In order to warn his fellow villagers, who are busy with festival preparations, Gohē uses a torch to set fire to his recently cut sheaves of rice.

It was abundantly evident in the run up to the Games how important it was to Chinese everywhere to show themselves to advantage. One got a sense of this when China s reputation and the Games status came under attack during the Tibetan demonstrations and protests against the Olympic torch as it made its tortured progress around the world.

And I'm yelling out, Fire! Fire! Fire! Fire!

The US eventually had to abandon its fantasies about Western style Arab democracy, but it ironically left the Iranians carrying the torch of democracy in the region. After all, Iran was quick to recognize that free elections are the safest way to undermine the Middle East s pro American regimes.

The world should not misjudge the effect of such troubles on China. Nor should it forget China s fierce display of nationalism in response to Western protests of the Olympic touch relay, the extraordinary patriotism that swept the country in response to the Sichuan earthquake, and the national pride evinced by the Olympic Games.

Away! Lights! Lights!

Flash, flash!

It was, It burns! It burns!

The train! There it goes!

Cease fire. Cease fire immediately!

That's the only thing old Stripes is afraid of.

Lower the burners.

Now, you see that flame?

The stove's out.