Sentence examples for cover the flame from inspiring English sources

Cover the flame with a wire cage to prevent something from falling or blowing onto the flame, and to prevent children and pets from coming in contact with the flame.

Unitarian Universalists often will not blow out a ritual candle, but rather will use a candle-extinguisher -- a bell-shaped, inverse metal cup that hangs down from a handle to cover the flame.

Cover the flames and tape completely with transfer paper.

As a tough summer quickly turned into a tougher winter, Schurman decided to cover up the flame tattoos on his left arm he didn't want to be constantly reminded of the terror and suffering his family went through.

Wildfires are increasing, with a lack of snow cover allowing the flames to lick areas that haven't burned in almost 5,000 years.

It's a picture you know best in Technicolor form, painted in lurid yellow and blue on the cover of the Flaming Lips' 1999 breakthrough LP The Soft Bulletin.

The word itself is Iraqi slang, derived from the Arabic word for roof — that is, the flayed fish forming a cover over the flames, though it acts more as a shield than a roof.

There's also a vertical and a holder designed for tealights which also has a glass cover for protecting the flame.

The phoenix-rising-from-the-the-flames cover was so pee-yew, I decided further investigation was needed to find out just how sincere this release was.

Talk Talk are eternally weird and artificially exotic, like their cover art, while the Flaming Lips are normally a riot of psychedelic colour.

Beginning Monday, the flame will cover 40,000 miles over Russian soil.