Sentence examples for extinguished flame from inspiring English sources

But an image of warmth remains, like the afterglow of an extinguished flame, of the life poured into one woman's last stand against a fate that is uniquely her own and somehow ours as well.

Our music is not an extinguished flame.

When you see old lovers like Miley and Liam, and Madonna and Sean, get back together, it might make you think about reaching out to an old but extinguished flame.

They flow towards the region of the fresh mixture, which remains in contact with the previously extinguished flame.

For this purpose it is hard to imagine anything more useful than a "rediscovery" of the lost works of Vaslav Nijinsky, that mad genius, that extinguished flame — the van Gogh of ballet.

Firefighters extinguished flames on the porch next to the mosque's door.

Even Psychology Today has urged the public not to befriend extinguished flames because: "they are less emotionally supportive, less helpful, less trusting, and less concerned about the other person's happiness".

In the latter case four burning regimes can be distinguished as the strain rate is progressively increased while the heat release decreases smoothly: an adiabatic propagating flame regime, a non-adiabatic propagating flame regime, the so-called partially-extinguished flame regime, in which the location of the peak of heat release crosses the stagnation plane, and a frozen flow regime.

If I drew a picture of Ottawa's Parliament buildings burning, with Stephen Harper running out in flames, and an ambulance turned over on the lawn in front of an extinguished centennial flame – and then someone took a photo of it – would we both be send to federal prison?

After he'd gone, I thought about the extinguished candle flame in that non-existent altar piece.

Literally, it means "blowing out" or "becoming extinguished," as when a flame is blown out or a fire burns out.