Sentence examples for combust into from inspiring English sources

Together their displays combust into a more than suitable celebration.

"If something isn't right I feel like I wanna combust into fireballs".

What at first seem to be mere tints in a tonal range combust into distinctly scented, disembodied hues: drenching purples and scratchy russets, plum darks and citron lights.

There comes a point in praising when effusion overcooks and becomes effluvium, a moment when the weight and rising heat of admiring descriptions (for there is a physics of adjectives) combust into tar.

The "outside" is what the Bentwoods have spent so much time and money fending off the poverty and resentment that lies just beyond their well-painted front door, which they sense could combust into violence against them at any moment.

"Alice Falling" gives us maps and pictures, as well as cars and yachts, glasses of wine, steak au poivre, chatter and quips and come-ons, rough sex and a slippery pharmacopoeia: all the trappings of an affluent group of friends whose boredom and despair are about to combust into tragedy.

Her newfound spirituality flickers wildly and sometimes combusts into ill-suppressed rage, but sometimes she really is full of wonder.

Time was fleeting, lives were being cut short, and that combusted into a period that was formative for me.

Miami has a long history of racially charged police shootings, some of which combusted into deadly riots and Justice Department inquiries that ended with police officers in prison.

At its most recent high point, in the late sixties, the left spontaneously combusted into self-parody and violence, initiating a counter-revolt from the right that is still not fully spent.

However, biomass is not merely combusted into CO2, which is subsequently taken up by vegetation (64).