Sentence examples for ablaze up from inspiring English sources

"The city was ablaze up to the top of the sky," he said.

The disturbances later spilled into central Santiago, where security forces clashed with protesters who set buses ablaze and set up road blocks.

During her journey, the woman wakes up, ablaze with fever, in a decrepit hotel room.

What was so scandalous that it would spark a flurry of competing e-mail statements, set the blogosphere ablaze, eat up endless cable and radio airtime and cause heartburn for Democrats around Washington? On NBC's "Meet the Press," Mr. Gibbs was asked if Democrats could lose the House in the fall mid-term elections.

Islamic State fighters are setting houses ablaze, sending up a shroud of smoke intended to reduce visibility and hamper coalition airstrikes.

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.

The clandestine sabotage force was set up on the command of Winston Churchill to "set Europe ablaze".

The photographer was David Smiley, an officer with Special Operations Executive (SOE), the agency Winston Churchill set up in 1940 with a mandate "to set Europe ablaze" by supporting anti-German partisans throughout the continent.

He was a natural candidate for the Special Operations Executive (SOE) set up by Churchill in July 1940 with his famous order to "set Europe ablaze".

Then he set them ablaze.

Protesters built barricades and set them ablaze.