Sentence examples for blaze up from inspiring English sources

"What is it all about this fire always waiting to blaze up?

October is the bad month for the wind, the month when breathing is difficult and the hills blaze up spontaneously".

Even Virginia Woolf conceded that the Paston letters offer moments of brilliance when "suddenly they blaze up; the day shines out complete, alive, before our eyes".

If it could find that word, if it could utter that syllable, the entire universe would blaze up out of it with a roar.

Yet, when the time comes to ready the next meal, P.T.S.D. flashbacks blaze up — frozen pork chops! sunken soufflé! smoking oven! — and I set about arming myself against the next unknowable disaster.

I built a very hot, very high fire; coated the peppers, zucchini and eggplant in olive oil; then plopped them onto the grill, only to watch my poor vegetables blaze up and burn.

The fire blazed up.

Then the canvas blazed up.

The energy that blazed up at climactic moments could have powered the hall in a blackout.

The car radios jabber, and the lights of articulated lorries come blazing up the hill.

My smart road-racing bike came out of hibernation and I blazed up and down the Beacons.