Sentence examples for blazing up from inspiring English sources

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

That sounds like something one stoner might mutter to the other (The borders are in our heads, man!) while blazing up a joint.

The main impression left by the book is one of smouldering indignation that is only kept from blazing up by an artistically assumed detachment.

Blazing up in South Korea can lead to some heavy-duty charges despite weed being (surprisingly) legal over the border in communist NK.

David Beckham, blazing up the Thames in a Notorious B.I.G.-style speedboat, passed the torch to Steve Redgrave, a five-time gold medallist in rowing, who jogged into the stadium and handed off the flaming wall sconce to seven teenagers.

He has done not one thing to make him resemble the sullen, haunted, diabolically beautiful creature on the cover of his book, the one with hellfire blazing up from his hand to meet the blurry white thing he's smoking.

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.

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

Behold the faggots blaze up high, The smoke is black and dense ; The sinews burst, and crack, and fly : Oh suffering intense !