Sentence examples for a sort of flare from inspiring English sources
Giving an introductory briefing up on the big deck at Sheep Creek, staff showed us how to use a "bear banger", a sort of flare gun that fires off a charge, creating a loud noise that, in most cases, sends the beast running in the opposite direction.
"A sort of civil war will flare up very soon," Mr. Win Tin predicted.
Environmentalists tout a sort-of pagan eschatology.
As we all know, a Tory is a sort of lizard creature with flared nostrils and yellow gills that allow them to breathe lava, who assumes human shape and then bangs on about personal responsibility and freedom of choice in order to suck the bones out of babies.
The result is a sort of heightened communal vigilance for the latest flare spots, and a general impatience for the police to get things under control.
Where they are clustered — east and south of Houston, south of Los Angeles, northeast of San Francisco — they are prodigious sources of air pollution and inflict a sort of low-grade misery — rank odors, bright flares, loud noises — on their neighbors.
The Soviets granted them a sort of semi-statehood, a status that ceased to exist just as nationalism flared in the ideological void.
