Flowers, flounces and even flares!
Chasing 239, the England captain, Jos Buttler, played a lone hand before his famously even temper flared as the touring side were dismissed for 204 to level the series at 1-1.
"When you hear the word 'terrorist,' even I flare up a bit, but after I heard what they had to say about security, I really feel like I can rest easy," Mr. Hebeler said.
One of the defining characteristics of a social movement is that it is relatively long lasting; the activity of the membership is sustained over a period of weeks, months, or even years rather than flaring up for a few hours or a few days and then disappearing.
If you keep feeding it, it will keep flaring and even small small flames can become a raging inferno.
Everyone was a Giants fan, but even so, tensions flared.
Even before fighting flared in the capital, the government was struggling to contain its southern cities, hotbeds of antigovernment sentiment and militancy.
Even when Jack flares up into threats of violence when he learns that his unmarried daughter, Mary Mary Mallenn), is pregnant, we cannot entirely harden our hearts against him.
Even as tensions flared in Sunni strongholds like Falluja and Baquba, American military officials pointed to encouraging signs elsewhere in Iraq.
A cease-fire Mr. Sadr declared last summer helped in the decline in attacks, and violence could flare even more sharply if the sporadic fighting leads to a complete abandonment of that cease-fire.
