Sentence examples for dramatic flames from inspiring English sources

Television images showed dramatic flames near a fire escape.

Parfeny has penned Moon's power ballad for this year's competition and she is due to take centre stage in a dramatic flame-motif dress.

No matter how many explosive steampunk contusions and slo-mo, fast-thinking punch-ups (the extras include a "Holmes-A-Vision On Steroids" feature) the plot throws at them, Ritchie remembers that it is the unexpected spark between Robert Downey Jr and Jude Law that keeps this dramatic flame flickering, and choreographs everything accordingly.

Unknown to the crowd at the Monterey festival, outside San Francisco, Hendrix had switched his "favourite" black Fender Stratocaster for another instrument just prior to his dramatic display of flames and rage during a rendition of "Wild Thing".

Not to sound too dramatic, but the flames are getting bigger and they may explode into yet another round of intense clashes between Israeli soldiers and Hamas fighters along the Israel-Gaza border.

Despite the dramatic headlines and "flame-seared images" that documented extreme weather over the summer, the Australian media largely failed to make the link to climate change.

A hard, resilient wood that is often chosen for its dramatic looks, particularly flamed or spalted woods that are stunning to look at.

A fire on bogland is out after dramatic scenes earlier of flames and smoke billowing over a nearby coastal village.

Although not so dramatic as bursting into flames, the discount seems a much safer way for the 5300/190 series to go out in a blaze of glory.

He finally admits his failure to the others, but before they have a chance to regroup, their house explodes in flames — a dramatic turn that is heavy-handed in its symbolism but that serves to push this family over the edge.

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.