The vintner burned sulphur candles in the winery to prevent mold on the barrels.

For dinner, she lined the table with electric candles to create a cozy glow.

The museum curator measured the gallery lighting at 50 foot candles to protect the paintings.

On the classroom table, the teacher arranged decimal candles to help students visualize place value.

At the memorial, dozens of candles in the wind flickered like tiny stars, keeping memories alive.

The museum's exhibit featured several Yablochkov candles from the early electric age.

At dusk in the marsh, we saw corpse candles flickering along the path.

She arranged several dipped candles along the mantel to create a cozy glow.

The elders placed the fetch candles around the circle to guide the spirits.

The museum requires at least 50 foot-candles of lighting to properly display the paintings.