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blowtorch

[bloh-tawrch] / ˈbloʊˌtɔrtʃ /


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The news outlet found evidence contradicting claims about the authenticity of some of the gruesome videos Ching shot of animals being tortured and killed in horrifying ways, including by blowtorch, at slaughterhouses in Asia.

From Los Angeles Times

"It was like a blowtorch and the hottest heat I'd ever felt in my entire life, just pushing everyone out of its way," Ms Booth told the inquiry.

From BBC

Following Saturday’s blowtorch, somehow Sunday turned it up a notch, when the mercury soared to an astonishing 125.2 degrees in Sweihan, United Arab Emirates.

From Seattle Times

Zoë is a pastry chef, the host of a television series, a cookbook author and a woman who knows her way around a blowtorch.

From New York Times

Earlier this month, hundreds of women marched on the president’s residence, the National Palace, attacking with bats and blowtorches a metal barrier erected by officials to protect the building.

From New York Times