The phrase "ablaze for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to mean that someone is deeply passionate or enthusiastic about something. For example, "The young student was ablaze for knowledge and was eager to learn more."
His helmet is even set ablaze for a climactic Fire.
He has been setting borders ablaze for almost 60 years, urging us towards the frontier of the possible.
But Washington can also see the danger of becoming more deeply enmeshed in the Arab-Kurdish conflict, which kept northern Iraq ablaze for much of the last century.
The Sindhurakshak was ablaze for about three and a half hours, after which water seeped into the submarine because of damage sustained on the hull and it began to sink in the shallow waters of low tide.
We recount a few in poetic form: A birthday party with a billionaire host Set the Hamptons ablaze for a night Half of Wall Street, it seemed, came to join in the toast, Their fortunes all glittering bright.
On Friday, Mr. Saeed was assigned with a half-dozen other rebels to guard the entrance to the refinery, where a liquefied petroleum gas tank has been ablaze for a week, sending thick plumes of smoke miles across the desert.
The dubstep scene is currently setting the city ablaze, but for big room dance music connoisseurs there are also huge clubs such as Guvernment Night Club (132 Queens Quay East, +1 416 869 0045, theguvernment.com), which hosts thousands of passionate clubbers every night to a world-class sound system with decadent interior design.
He set his body ablaze, and for this or maybe other reasons, they would later call him, "Saint Tammany".
Until then, feel free to contemplate the many scriptures in which Jesus sets other sacred texts ablaze, panders for money, scares people into salvation and condemns same-sex consenting relationships.
The plot is not quite Medea, but this memoir is a kind of setting ablaze of a life's work that for Gordon is now inextricable from heartbreak.
Business is hardly ablaze with enthusiasm for their NI proposal, and much of the party longs for bigger cuts.What makes the emerging battle all the more gripping is that the protagonists are defending positions contrary to their recent instincts.
