Sentence examples for burning flame from inspiring English sources

"It is hard to find a good scent that mixes well with a burning flame".

At 11, Alan Alda was fascinated by the colorful, translucent undulations of a burning flame.

Hike the 5km to Chimaera (Yanartas, or "burning flame" in Turkish) where methane emissions from the earth cause natural fires.

Happy the Man Goodbye words; my faltering muse's unevenly burning flame has sputtered out, and now like Diocletian I'm taking early retirement.

As Kenneth Chang reported, the seed of what became The Flame Challenge was planted when Mr. Alda was a young student: At 11, Alan Alda was fascinated by the colorful, translucent undulations of a burning flame.

Mr. Hampson brought myriad colorings to his singing — an almost spectral tone to convey the image of the blood that "reddens the grass the ground," and the plaintive beauty touched with longing when the poet describes the "burning flame" he feels as he tends to soldier amputees who dare not look at their stumps.

Nothing, however, tops the dancing demons and burning flames inside the closet of Charity, the local good girl.

Furniture and cabinets were burning, flames were shooting out shattered windows and blinding smoke filled the rooms.

Elders have sloughed off their skullcaps and stopped lighting candles on Friday nights, in line with a biblical injunction against burning flames on the Sabbath.

Although widely appreciated as a triumphant electropop anthem, Style actually starts like a sinister noir road movie: "Midnight, you come and pick me up, no headlights / Long drive, could end in burning flames or paradise".

a) It was savagnin blanc b) It was sauvignon blanc c) It was not vitis vinifera but vitis labrusca 12. Pouring his wine, described as feeling like a family get-together, with 'nice burning flames, noise of crackling logs', which celebrated Bordeaux château owner takes a starring role in 'Drops of the Gods', the latest issue of Japan's influential manga series?