The outfit – a hat, cape, striped tights and flowing skirt – bought at a supermarket, was ignited by a flame.
"I wouldn't show any neo-Nazi works," Mr. Kleeblatt said, recoiling as if singed by a flame.
Many new types of detectors are sensitive far into the infrared spectrum and are used to detect the heat radiated by a flame or other hot object.
It was the most dramatic intervention by a flame-haired Scotsman since Groundskeeper Willie saved Bart's life by beating up a wolf on the Simpsons.
Backed by a flame-shaped halo, he holds his hands at chest level, right fist wrapped around a raised left index finger.
Winkleman gave a warning about fancy dress costumes after her eight-year-old daughter, Matilda, suffered serious burns when her supermarket-bought costume was ignited by a flame.
In 1973, thousands of Michigan residents ate food contaminated by a flame retardant, PBB, which was later correlated with earlier menstruation in girls.
Reverberatory furnace, in copper, tin, and nickel production, a furnace used for smelting or refining in which the fuel is not in direct contact with the ore but heats it by a flame blown over it from another chamber.
Silly Sam, how safe is she going to feel when a group of bald cannibals accompanied by a flame-haired warrior getting over the sudden breakup of her relationship by turning people into pin-cushions arrive in Mole Town?
A GRANITE pillar capped by a flame-shaped light and carved with the words "To Rutherford's Glorious Dead" looms over the intersection of Park and Passaic Avenues, in front of the Rutherford borough hall.
