Sentence examples for ferocious blaze from inspiring English sources

The heroin went up in a ferocious blaze.

On Monday afternoon firefighters were still battling the ferocious blaze that began just before 7am and an arson chemist was standing by to assess the scene as a large plume of smoke billowed across South Melbourne.

The 19 firefighters were killed on Sunday battling the ferocious blaze about 80 miles (130km) north-west of Phoenix.

Thousands of residents from the top of the state to its celebrated Central Coast repeated the grim ritual of leaving homes and securing precious objects from ferocious blazes.

Francis," it is a synthesis of all the composer's styles, from riots of birdsong to episodes of celestial jazz, from ferocious dissonance to blazing tonality.

When T.I. is rattling off double-time rhymes (in "I'm Talkin' to You," with a ferocious beat by Just Blaze) or trading verses with B.G. and Young Jeezy (in "I'm Straight"), the effect is devastating; in the dead-friends ballad "Live in the Sky," with Jamie Foxx, T.I.'s unsentimental voice makes his sentimental stories that much more persuasive.

Near the end of Wednesday's show, the singer blazed through "Freedom," a ferocious soul-rock jam that invokes borders and riots and police and chains — the raw materials, basically, of our endless summer of discontent.

From this spark, Hunt has coaxed a brilliant and breathtaking blaze of a novel, lit the ferocious will and all‑too‑human spirit of its unforgettable narrator.

That smile, and the blazing performance it distills, conveys so ferocious a mixture of desire, hurt, defiance, courage, neediness and reckless abandon that it makes everyone else seem cowardly.

Almost immediately, the blaze raged out of control, growing more ferocious by the second.

He played this music with a complete technical command of its ferocious difficulties, as you would expect, but I wasn't prepared for the blazing emotional and lyrical power Pollini found in this music.