Sentences with phrase «torch major»

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«It means getting Canadians abroad, tapping into our diaspora networks and working with our major companies like Bombardier as torch bearers to help promote our prowess in a whole variety of areas.»

Virginia is the one major exception, torching the ACC on their way to the No. 1 - overall seed in the field.

At least 20 buses and several other vehicles were torched, while a major freeway leading into the capital and a number of other roads were closed for several hours.

Any major change is always initiated by one or two torch - bearers.

The Human Torch leading a heat - seeking missile onto a boat, thus causing a major, probably ship - destroying and possibly life - taking, explosion?

Student Niamh Proctor carried the ensign of the British Torch of Remembrance alongside other military associations at the cemetery where many wreaths were laid including those by Commandant General of the Royal Marines Major General Charlie Stickland and Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports — The Lord Boyce.

As all the major carriers in Canada get set to release the BlackBerry Torch on September 24th, Best Buy is wasting no time in letting customers know they can be among the first to put the device in their hands.

They have posted up a ton of pictures of the BlackBerry Torch 9850 (CDMA) and 9860 (GSM), highlighting the major difference: the buttons!

«It's not only fresh and exciting but familiar,» said Lazaridis, reiterating a major theme for the Torch.

AT&T and RIM have jointly rolled out the first major update for the BlackBerry Torch.

Along with the forthcoming opening of the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary African Art at a harbour - side address, the torching has been a major talking point in the Cape Town art community.

[2] A major occurrence that truly directed her career as an artist was her discovery of the way in which a torch for welding could produce an easily - controlled spray of the black soot that became a signature material in her work.

The last major incident took place on 27 October, when a mob torched Ibama's office and four pickup trucks in Humaitá, in the state of Amazonas, after a crackdown on illegal mining operations in Madeira river.