Sentence examples for ablaze through from inspiring English sources

At the outbreak of the war, she joined the Special Operations Executive, which Winston Churchill set up "to set Europe ablaze" through sabotage and subversion.

But it fell to one individual, the street trader Mohamed Bouazizi, further along the Arabic littoral of North Africa, in Tunisia, to set the entire region ablaze through his angry suicide by self-immolation.

In normal circumstances, a man shouldn't be able to tell you about a dream of stuffing an old man into a tree and setting him ablaze through stifled laughter.

He has been set ablaze, flung through glass, hit by chairs and rammed by a truck.

The morning of the fight, I watched three police cars, sirens ablaze, whistle through the faded town within ten minutes of each other past the cavernous, stale-beer-smelling Klondike Tavern, past the Ngāti Hine Forestry Trust, past a group of teenage boys gathered in a street-side patch of sun in front of the dairy.

We pedaled through fields ablaze with red poppies, past lavender, herb and melon, and orchard trees apricot, cherry, plum and olive their branches pendulous with ripeness.

Video from the scenes showed cars ablaze and people running through the streets in panic.

An angry mob then set the mercenaries' bodies ablaze and dragged their corpses through the streets before hanging them over a bridge crossing the Euphrates.

The crowd threw large paving stones through windows, burst through the doors, and set the building ablaze.

Over the course of the past week, rioters from the largely immigrant suburb of Husby, in Stockholm, have been beating on police officers, hurling rocks through windows and setting cars ablaze.

As darkness fell, tracer bullets cut through the sky, and trees were ablaze, Reuters said.