Sentence examples similar to a bit of flame from inspiring English sources

A little oil, and you'll get a bit of flame-up that enhances the pieces of food as they cook.

I looked away from the mess of flames and to my left I could see a bit of flames on the Fort McMurray sign.

Because it is running more than an hour behind schedule, organisers took "a bit" of the flame and put it into a lantern at City Hall earlier today to bring it to the stadium.

All this reminded me a bit of Mr. Big, Carrie Bradshaw's flame in "Sex and the City".

Start frying the prawns in low flame with a bit of butter.

Ms Huq told Sky News: "There was a bit of a skirmish with a protester but the flame stayed alight.

Crying seems to add a bit of fuel to the get what you want flame when it catches.

Still retaining a bit of moisture, grilled cod and salmon escaped the flames in time, but on two tries the halibut was desiccated.

But as an old flame of yours named Lou Reed once said, "There's a bit of magic in everything, and then some loss to even things out".

"Massive flames in the sky, but if we burn a bit of rubber out the back we'd have the Gardai down on us straight away.

"I have a gas stove, so with a little bit of a flame the gas worked, and we are, we had dinner, we had our coffee, so we were ok".