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Meanings of taking a torch in English
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Usage of taking a torch in English
1
Master Litell sprang forward, taking a torch from the guard captain and holding it aloft at the gaping entry.
2
The commissioner seized her with one hand, and taking a torch in the other, compelled her to look down on the body.
3
One of the men nodded assent, and the chief bandit, taking a torch, passed it before the face of the captive officer.
4
Taking a torch from one of them, he bade them retire, and the doors clanged behind them.