Sentence examples for burning fiercely from inspiring English sources

The hotel was left burning fiercely all along its facade with fears that it could totally collapse.

At first there were just a few, but they grew in number as time passed, with anger burning fiercely in their eyes.

"The Casebook of Victor Frankenstein" is an entertaining and bracingly intelligent yarn, but, try as he will, Ackroyd is hard pressed to spark an idea that isn't already burning, fiercely, in Mary Shelley's still-vital novel.

Already, several troop carrying Buffalos were to be seen burning fiercely where they had come into contact with German mines.

"Pieces of pumice hurtled down from the sky, burning fiercely like jagged meteorites". That was only the beginning of the horror for people living near the Sunda Strait, which separates Sumatra and Java.

The Occupy Wall Street movement may be floundering, but the frustration that sparked it is still out there, and still burning fiercely.

The housing market is still on fire, burning more fiercely than ever.

When William Bartram, the 18th-century plant explorer, first saw it growing in northern Georgia, it was late spring, and he described the woods burning with fiercely orange flowers.

Local crews succeeded in quenching random blazes and also cooling buildings which were burning too fiercely to be extinguished, thus containing the conflagration as bleating sheep and squealing pigs escaped.

Trade Minister Hajime Tamura admitted that the "fires of the Toshiba incident are burning most fiercely" in Congress, where the Senate has already voted to ban the sale of Toshiba Corp. products, including television sets, computers and other electronic goods, from the United States for two to five years.

"5B was dark coloured, sticky, smooth paste which burned fiercely for many minutes, stuck easily to anything with which it came in contact and did not flow on burning".