The phrase "atomic fires" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing nuclear events, explosions, or metaphorical uses related to destruction or intense energy.
Example: "The aftermath of the explosion left the landscape scarred by atomic fires, a haunting reminder of the devastation."
Alternatives: "nuclear flames" or "radiation fires".
I sit in the back seat with my brother eating penny candy: Pixie Stix, Atomic Fire Balls, root-beer barrels, Lik-m-aid.
Now it's time to try a new way: the way where a hate-filled fifty-thousand-ton reptile burns everything with his atomic fire breath.
All I myself can do is issue a threat: if some upstairs nitwit even contemplates signing the cancellation papers, I will return from the netherworld in a chariot of atomic fire, leap out, and point my bottom at him.
And can we forget what happened in August of 1945, when American bombers immolated well over two hundred thousand Japanese civilians with atomic fire?
It was as if something had caused everyone in the room to exit in a panicked rush, perhaps a half-burnt man with a dripping, melted eye screaming guttural warnings of impending atomic fire at a congregation.
Ferrara, whose firm also brought the world such popular candies as Atomic Fire Balls, Red Hots and Baked Beans, died Feb. 3 at his home in the Chicago suburb of River Forest, said his son, Salvatore Ferrara.
He came up with the idea for flaming hot Atomic Fire Balls after serving in the military during World War II, Salvatore Ferrara, the company's current president, told the Chicago Sun-Times.
Today's Times article mentions the "nuclear bomb" comparison, but leaves out the perhaps important part where Lively "prays" that his campaign is like a massive explosion that kills tens of thousands of people in a disintegrating rain of atomic fire.
I grew up half a block from a 7-11, and much to the chagrin of my parents, a good deal of my allowance was spent on Atomic Fire Balls, sports cards, Everlasting Gobstoppers, Peppermint Patties, and entirely too much tongue staining Fun Dip.
The repeated atomic firing of transitions establishes the discrete behavior of the qualitative Petri net, compare Figure 11.
