Sentence examples for a tiny flame from inspiring English sources

"A tiny flame can become a wildfire".

On the other, a tiny flame appears at his feet, as though a match had been dropped.

He fumbled around, looking for matches, and then, giving up, simply pulled a thin stick out of the fire pit and blew on it until its tip glowed and burst into a tiny flame.

In other words, a professional-style range, a rugged, boxy implement whose burners torch 15,000 B.T.U.'s under a sauté pan, or flutter with a tiny flame to make a perfect beurre blanc.

For instance in '44, Evans was among the first to notice a tiny flame gaining headway up a tent rope, and his cornet blared out on the instant the band's disaster song- Sousa'song- Sousad Stripes Forever," which means "All Out!" For accidents of a less serious nature, Evans has what he calls his "chicken song," which means "Stand by, performers.

She lit a tiny flame on the ground, igniting more than 200 copper petals.

The seven teenagers each lit a single tiny flame, igniting 205 copper 'petals', one for each competing nation or territory.

The group of seven, chosen by British Olympic champions, each lit a single tiny flame on the ground, igniting 205 petals, one for each competing nation or territory.

The seven young athletes each lit a single tiny flame on the ground, which triggered the ignition of the cauldron's petals.

The first time I lit a match and sprayed the tiny flame with Aqua Net, the ensuing fireball was so big and breathtaking that I felt satisfied — and only a little afraid.

The seven young torchbearers then ignited a tiny single flame, triggering the ignition of 204 copper petals carried into the stadium by the athletes.