Sentence examples for dangerous flame from inspiring English sources

He brilliantly recreates all the excitement and drama, the violently charged action and language of this period of crisis, giving life to the whole set of cultural experiences we call "the sixties". "Like moths attracted to a bright and dangerous flame, American radicals knew they would have to be in Chicago during the Democratic National Convention...

California was the first state to ban certain dangerous flame retardants; several states followed its lead.

This is often done for convenience: no dangerous flames, no messy wax.

Intrigued by how unsusceptible the walls seemed to be to nearby fire, he started investigating houses that had burned in wild-land-urban areas: how near to the most dangerous flames had they been?

Rush has been stoking these dangerous flames for too long and this time he might've caused a backdraft.

Flavor Chips should be used sparingly, as using wood or briquettes in a propane grill can cause large and dangerous flames.

In a television world where drama seems to come in its own prophylactic shrink-wrap, preventing its audience being genuinely affected by what they see, and where the word "drama" means maverick cops or pathologists, Potter's experimental classic shines out like a dangerous magnesium flame viewed close-up, without safety glasses.

Nicola Barr Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop "The case ramified in every direction, linked itself to hundreds of others, mingled with them, disappeared in them, re-emerged like a dangerous little blue flame from under fire-blackened ruins".

She has spent most of her life living on an island 12 miles off the coast of Maine, yet a test found her body carried potentially dangerous levels of flame retardants, mercury, phthalates and other toxic chemicals.

Aren't so many naked flames dangerous?

Do not add anything dangerous to the flames, such as pressurized cans or glass.