Sentence examples for a sudden flare from inspiring English sources

Finding this Tony Tony No. 2 2 — was like tuning in a distant radio station late at night: nothing, nothing, and then a sudden flare of chatter.

The Assault gave Mulisch a sudden flare of exposure when the film adaptation won the Oscar for best foreign film in 1987, but it didn't turn him into a household name.

It went with a sudden flare and blew its wick in Gloucester, sank in Salem, and bleached the salt grass bending off Cape Ann, flipped seals into the sound, rattled the shades of a dark house on that headland abandoned except by Hopper.

The nuns were rescued after a sudden flare-up of brush fires on surrounding hills.

While the game of chicken in Washington was foremost in investors' minds, Europe had a sudden flare-up of an old ailment: Italian politics.

Paris, November 1 There was a sudden flare-up of terrorism last night in Algeria, which had hitherto seemed immune to the infection on its two flanks in both Tunisia and Morocco.

The rat-bite wound usually first heals promptly, but after an incubation period of 5 to 28 days there is a sudden flare-up of the characteristic symptoms, and the wound becomes swollen, hard, and painful and may ulcerate.

He indicated the surgery had taken place and said he would be "resting for several weeks". Administration officials noted that Castro delivered a two-hour, twenty-minute speech last Wednesday and speculated he had suffered a sudden flare-up of an ulcer or diverticulitis.

It sometimes happened to them, unpredictably — a sudden flaring up of happiness, even joy, in each other's company.

At the time, he had not been capable of much more than Excuse me? and he'd been excited and anxious and taken by surprise when he'd seen with what eagerness the boy turned to him, a sudden flaring in the sunken eyes of something like hope.

It is often defined as a discrete event that is triggered by food shortages or starvation and results in a sudden flare-up of mass deaths (Devereux 2000).