"burning flames" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe a figurative passion or to refer to literal flames. For example: "There was a fiery passion burning in his eyes like burning flames."
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.
Most disturbing is Judge Frollo's song "Hellfire," in which he equates the disturbing passion he feels for Esmerelda with the burning flames of Hell.
For stably burning flames, the flame front predominantly enveloped the shear layer vortices for all the turbulent conditions.
Having determined these principles let us explain the cause of the appearance in the sky of burning flames and of shooting-stars, and of 'torches', and 'goats', as some people call them.
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".
Plywoods were made from the acetylated layers and directly exposed to burning flame from their edges for 60 s according to ISO 11925-3.
On Sunday, hundreds of uniformed firefighters, nurses and former patients gathered beneath the burning flame of the Los Angeles Fire Department's Fallen Firefighters Memorial in Hollywood to honor the doctor's life.
On Monday, the big rock spinning around our bigger rock will cross in front of an even bigger ball of burning flame and dazzle a large swath of the US with a total eclipse for the first time since WWI.
The big rock spinning around our bigger rock is crossing in front of an even bigger ball of burning flame and dazzle a large swath of the US with a total eclipse for the first time since WWI.
"It is hard to find a good scent that mixes well with a burning flame".
