Sentence examples for become flaming from inspiring English sources

Within weeks of our disappearance, the world's 441 nuclear plants would melt down into radioactive blobs, while our petrochemical plants, "ticking time bombs" even on a normal day, would become flaming geysers spewing toxins for decades to come.

The New Yorker, December 4, 1926 P. 35 Whatever became of flaming youth?

By Marc Connelly The New Yorker, December 4, 1926 P. 35 Whatever became of flaming youth?

Never mind that this plot formula has become a flaming stereotype all by itself.

The hammer of justice looms, and your filthy white suit will become a flaming shroud!" Reading Hunter Thompson is like using gasoline for after-shave -- bracing.

By this week it had become a flaming political row in Spain, and one of the rare events to prod the European Union into almost instant reaction.The Spanish row was mainly cat-calls, though it could have electoral effects.

"You mean, how did I decide to become a flaming feminist litigator?" she said, to laughter.

"You mean, how did I decide to become a flaming feminist litigator?" she responded.

RUTH BADER GINSBERG GETS REAL ABOUT HER CAREER "You mean, how did I decide to become a flaming feminist litigator?" [HuffPost].

The painting also omits the speech bubble from the source in which the pilot exclaims "The enemy has become a flaming star!" A smaller, single-panel oil painting by Lichtenstein around the same time, Tex!, has a similar composition, with a plane at the lower left shooting an air-to-air missile at a second plane that is exploding in the upper right, with a word bubble.

The second pellet will catch from the first; when you see the first stop flaming and become a little ember, you can push the second pellet further in.