Candles

Yes, but it may not be lighted.

They used candles for light, and sometimes to help melt clays.

This is a sentence with the word candle in it.

Last thing before you go to bed extinguish all candles, empty ashtrays, check the kitchen and close all doors.

It all depends on what sense you are speaking of; because in the "olden days," as you say, candles were used in order to provide some light in dark places.

Regard the candles as being of unit height then the first candle's height after time 't' is 1 - t/6 and the second candle's height is 1 - t/8.

When the first candle is half the height of the second candle then :

2(1 - t/6) = 1 - t/8 : 2 - t/3 = 1 - t/8 : 1 = t/3 - t/8 = 5t/24 :

t = 24/5 = 44/5 hours = 4 hours 48 minutes.

A candle is shaped like a cylinder a cylinder looks like the image down below.

Either throw it away, or melt it and save up wax to make another candle.

Yes

Wax candles may be put in carry-on luggage, but their gel-like counterparts need to be checked at border control.

It is a candle in barbed wire that symbolizes hope and freedom.

Hanukkah is one holiday in which you would light candles.

Well, some are. Basically if you pick one up in a store and smell it, it won't harm you. If you burn a scented candle in your home, most of the time, it won't harm you. If you have asyma, yes, it is harmful to your health

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burn it on Christmas eve to bring prosperity and happiness in the new year

In the Kinara it hold seven (7) candles

As long as the wick is unbroken then gently heat it and the wax will fuse together again

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The light and candles are sorta hidden in lanterns to represent the day Mary & Joseph were looking for a place for Mary to give birth to baby Jesus.

The 7 candles stand for the 8 nights the eternal candle lit on 1-night's amount of oil.

I am not sure who wrote this, but I believe they are referring to the Jewish Menorah. The Kinara represents the spirit of Kwanzaa and is the similar in look, but drastically different in meaning from the Menorah.

The traditional Kwanzaa greeting is "Habari gani?" The answer is the principle for that day: umoja (unity), kujichagulia (self-determination), ujima (collective work and responsibility), ujamaa (cooperative economics), nia (purpose), kuumba (creativity), and imani (faith). Each principle is represented by a candle. There are 7 candles in total, one black in the middle, three red on the left and three green on the right. Hope this helps!

hey guys its called a candle enjoy ur life and live happily ever after

yes they did it was used for light or heat made from fat animal fat

No. Candles do not harm ceilings. Are you worried about it turning black? This company offers virtually soot free candles.

Hi you can search The internet for Candle providers, depending on what type of Candle you want. I make Handmade Soy Candles and I have a website where people like you can shop from. You can also visit Etsy.com for Candle makers and other Crafts sites for Candles as well and make them your Candle provider.

Many talented Candle Makers like myself have many customers that they buy candles from for special occasions or are just regular customers.

Most Candle Molds are made from aluminum. But there are a lot of molds that are made of silicone too.

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yes , people were using candles until 1950's