Sentence examples for First flames from inspiring English sources

My Japanese maple tree is now in its first flames.

A few minutes later she'd seen the first flames.

By 8 a.m. the first flames reach Paradise, where Ben Raulerson lives on Pearson Road.

The National Weather Service has satellites that can sense a developing "hot spot" before the first flames erupt.

From the first flames, he knew it was the end of the theatre - and of a piece of social history.

Those first flames quickly turned raw meat into flavourful processing power, allowing the brain, which guzzles a quarter of an adult's daily calories, to develop.

In 1947, Miss Hald reported the very first flame photometric measurements of sodium and potassium in serum (4).

A widely applied thermal theory, one of the first flame propagation theories, implies that combustion proceeds primarily at temperatures close to the maximum the flame can achieve.

The first flame will be lit in London on August 24, followed by lightings in Belfast a day later, Edinburgh on August 26 and Cardiff on August 27.

HIS FIRST FLAME, with Harry Langdon, Natalie Kingston, Ruth Hiatt, Vernon Dent, Bud Jamieson and Dot Farley, written by Arthur Ripley and Frank Capra, directed by Harry W. Edwards; overture, selections from "The Chocolate Soldier"; "In a Shop Window," with Mlle.

He is by no means a Tomas Hertl, and those numbers aren't even enough to make him the first Flame to appear on the league's scoring leaderboard (he trails Jiri Hudler and Mark Giordano).