“And it seems to me that you lived your life like a candle in the wind.”

“The kernels of the alearites triloba, the candleberry tree, a plant growing in most tropical countries.”

“In the East Indies the candleberry, which contains oily seeds, has been burned for light by the natives.”

“He put in the finished candlesticks and a box of candleberry dips he had made of delightfully spiced wax, coloured pale green.”

“In Timor-Leste today, candlenut is starting to become a good source of income for many people.”

“At first, the way is through a perfect forest of breadfruit, candlenut, and palm trees.”

“One or two candlenut torches dimly illumined the figures of the squatting women who remained.”

“The evening will feature a large display of crafts, candlewick embroidery, chicken scratch embroidery, rag dolls and much more.”

“We talk in his room with its single bed, bumpily spread with a candlewick counterpane in a cosy shade of plum.”

“The wind shifted and a single raindrop came through the window and landed exactly on the candlewick, extinguishing it.”

“He shows an earlier type of candlestick of baluster form spreading downwards into a deep drip tray with a squat cinched base.”

“This figurine was designed as a candlestick, with the holder protruding from the base on either side.”

“Illusions include a woman's profile that could also be a candlestick, and an empty box that viewed another way looks like a solid cube.”

“Both herring and candlefish can be imitated with Marabous or weighted or unweighted Clouser Minnows.”

“In this case, many point their fingers at the shrimp trawler that operates off the coast, a trawler that doesn't want to stop fishing when the candlefish pass through.”

“Gulls wheeled and screamed over the first slug of spawning candlefish.”

“Also seen was an early Nineteenth Century, New England birch tilt-top candlestand in red wash with spider legs, spade feet and forged nail construction.”

“The candlemaker displayed their exquisite craftsmanship at the artisan market, showcasing their hand-poured candles and unique candle-related items.”

“Milk chocolate dates to 1875, when Swiss candlemaker Daniel Peter and his neighbour Henri Nestlé developed a milk chocolate bar.”

“He eventually found such a woman, the only daughter of the candlemaker, a girl whom everyone thought of as plain.”

“This rustic looking candleholder is finished in hues of red, green, brown and burnt yellow on glass with a rust brown metal base.”

“A shelf held a rush burner of coarse iron, next to a candleholder of finely wrought bronze, and another of horn trimmed in sliver.”

“If you wish to reuse a candleholder after the current candles has melted completely, put the container in the refrigerator for about 30 minutes.”

“The Candleglow insignia in the corner doesn't help matters, but simply emphasizes how cheap and tawdry the whole thing looks.”

“The candleflame and the image of the candleflame caught in the pierglass twisted and righted when he entered the hall and again when he shut the door.”

“The Russian candelabrum of lapis lazuli and gilt bronze shown in Plate V is an example of the fine work of Russian lapidaries.”

“A rough, wooden, two-stick candelabrum graced one table, while the other sported a heavy glass oil lamp.”

“There were electric lamps around the edges of the room, but in the space at the front of the church there was a huge candelabrum.”

“There were marble craters and candelabra, statuary, busts, reliefs, column capitals and bases, and 60 to 70 marble column shafts.”

“The likes of the earl of Stamford and the Prince of Wales are known to have owned examples of these candelabra.”

“I certainly didn't want to spend my time polishing candlesticks and candelabra.”

“There were marble craters and candelabra, statuary, busts, reliefs, column capitals and bases, and 60 to 70 marble column shafts.”

“The likes of the earl of Stamford and the Prince of Wales are known to have owned examples of these candelabra.”

“I certainly didn't want to spend my time polishing candlesticks and candelabra.”

“The movie has an almost tactile stickiness, an obsession with flypaper, dripping candlewax, suntan lotion and various body fluids.”

“The perpetrators' faces had the fleshy stolidity of candlewax.”

“Was the hall filled with the scent of pine needles and candlewax, did ­every room flicker magically with chandeliers and candlelight, did the guests leave drunk with the best wine and jokes and music?”

“The performances will be by candlelight lending a relaxed ambience to the evening.”

“After a frenzied game of backgammon in candlelight, I ran a piping hot bath and sank into it.”

“In a dark room lit only by candlelight and packed with infants in playpens, Celine lay on the bottom bunk of a bed.”

“Drawings of architectural metalwork, candlesticks, andirons, and plasterwork of the same earlier centuries fill his sketchbooks.”

“Other bays are brightened by an astonishing number of silver candlesticks, incense burners and vessels.”

“Two more candles on silver-gilt candlesticks stand at each end of the coffin.”

“My mother keeps me well in stock of incense, candles, charcoal blocks, and altar covers.”

“Such smells are reminiscent of blown-out candles, and are frequently described as greasy, tallowy or watery.”

“The candles glow, what light there is bounces around on the luminescent green walls, and the sound bounces way up to the high ceiling.”