No ice cream within 1000 miles holds a candle to Em's.
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I don't know that there's anything here that holds a candle to that.
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There is unfortunately no one here that holds a candle to Rowling's best creations.
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But when it comes to violent rage, nobody holds a candle to Ben Horne's grandson, Richard.
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The move was shocking to some, but no show holds a candle to Battlestar Galactica in the secret robot reveal front (for better or worse).
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This is not to say Sonic Adventure holds a candle to Mario's first N64 outing, particularly in terms of level design or expressive play control.
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Whether the character holds a candle to the piece of film history that is Ripley in "Alien" and "Aliens" is up for audiences to decide.
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So many great WrestleMania moments ... but Brooke Hogan says NOTHING holds a candle to her father's greatest 'Mania feat -- the slam that shocked the world in 1987.
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Most importantly, Booksmart leaves the impression that nothing that happened (or didn't happen) in those four years holds a candle to the strength of the friendship at the film's core.
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Like Wallace, I have also fallen madly, truly, and deeply in love with Fanny, and I am certain that there can be no Border Terrier that holds a candle to her.
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They're ready to define the difference, and we interviewed all the candidates on the Democratic side and we have some great, strong supporters, but no one's record holds a candle to Secretary Clinton.
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And I don't think the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 holds a candle to either of the iPhone X or the Pixel 2: Samsung's aggressive smoothing makes low-light shots appear better at first, but the iPhone retains more detail.
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Nothing holds a candle to the idea of coming to the defense of someone that was just the victim of either a clean or dirty hit in a sport that tells you upfront that you could be the victim of a clean or dirty hit.
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Bruce Eder, in a review for AllMusic, gave the album three and a half out of five stars, calling it "a good companion to the other live archival issues of its era, although none of it holds a candle to the New York concert included in The Doors: Box Set [1997]".
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But the minute the momentum slows, it's another story—a story about a movie with no story at all." In a lengthy essay for Film Comment, David Chute wrote, "It's probably impossible not to enjoy the movie. No director holds a candle to Hill for sheer visceral expertise. But the moods didn't linger.
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The main door was always closed, so the visitors had to ring a bell and wait to be granted access. Besides the main door, there was a painting which symbolized the practices and modus vivendi of the Carmelita's community. Next, is the description made by Father Friar Agustín de la Madre de Dios, the official chronicler of the Carmelitas of New Spain: “The first thing one sees in the painting is a Carmelita who is frightening everyone who sees it because it is an image of what happens inside. The Carmelita is crucified on a cross, with a padlock in his mouth, silicon in his eyes and where a baby Jesus is resting within his visible broken heart inside his chest. The friar’s right hand is formed into a fist, which exemplifies a harsh discipline and in the left hand he holds a candle: to watch others and see the candle burn.
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