Sentence examples for been flared from inspiring English sources
verb
To blaze brightly.
- The blast furnace flared in the night.
Much of the gas yielded is reinjected, but what cannot be reinjected has often been flared because the remote location of many oil wells makes the recovery of gas expensive.
Over $70 billion in AG has been flared during the past four decades, economically valued at $2.5 billion each year.
In addition, approximately 1 billion ft of natural gas has been flared, well over 265,000 barrels of oil have been burned, and > 1.8 million gallons of dispersant (primarily Corexit 9500 but also Corexit 9527) have been applied.
"It's been flaring up all throughout the season," Avery Johnson said before the game.
One, between north and south, has been flaring up and down for half a century.
This is why his nostrils are flared.
Her nostrils were flared and pink like roses.
His nostrils were flared, his cheeks were red, his eyes wide.
More than anything I want to know: are flared trousers aerostatic?
Drama queens strut and fret, nostrils are flared, lace-trimmed fans snap and flutter.
His arms were crossed in such a way that his huge biceps were flared.
