A stadium, klieg lights glaring, the playing field a kind of green flame; and the parking lot around the stadium so enormous that the Minotaur felt sure he was coming again to that place where he had built his tower.
I am paid to watch television, and proudly keep one television set on at all times as a kind of eternal flame, a memorial to all the shows that were canceled.
Ian Thorpe lit a different kind of flame through water at the Olympic aquatic center tonight, the kind that ignites passion for sport, by winning gold in the 400-meter freestyle and the 4 x 100-freestyle relay.
Witnesses described the brief, fiery flight of AF 4590 as a vision of hell or a kind of bomb, in flames from the time it rolled down the runway at Charles de Gaulle airport until it smashed three minutes later into a tiny, wooden hotel.
Being able to remember about 70% of So Solid Crew's 21 Seconds makes you a kind of bard-cum-eternal flame, admired by all.
"You can grab that low-hanging fruit if you're looking to become really rich and really famous really quickly," he says, "but oftentimes that will get you a celebrity's career, and those kind of flame out pretty fast.
Once they have a better handle on the dynamics of this kind of flame, they will try to recreate the blue whirl on a larger scale, of the size that might be useful against an oil spill.
These are not uninteresting works, but their inclusion is unlikely to kindle the kind of flame that would turn an uninitiated reader into a zealot.
We considered it very likely that these products had been treated with some kind of flame retardants at a significant (percent-by-mass) level in order to meet flame retardancy standards.
In 2006 the people who put together that monster of a straw animal, drenched the goat in some kind of flame retardant liquid that made it impossible to set on fire.
That is to say, she adapts every technical resource of voice and body to the exact scope of the cinema medium, and adds warmth to each individual character from a kind of slumbering but undying inner flame.
