Sentence examples for fiery display from inspiring English sources

The trees gave a long, bright and fiery display this autumn.

The fiery display of leadership, according to Mike Freeman of CBSSports.com, re-established the Patriots as a contender, a position echoed by Dan Shaughnessy of The Boston Globe and Mike Reiss of ESPN.com.

More wizard magic, another firework dragon; fireworks play the role of the disruptor in the fifth Harry Potter film when the Weasley twins unleash a fiery display in the main hall right in the middle of an exam.

Eventually, friction from the atmosphere will degrade the kinetic energy of the meteoroid so much that it will spiral down to the Earth's surface in a fantastic fiery display which is called a meteor.

Mihaly Nador, best known for operetta and chanson, offered in his Violin Concerto (1903; revised 1941-42) a structure rooted in Mendelssohn, a penchant for fiery display and a lyricism suited to the stage; Barnabas Kelemen, another Hungarian soloist, met the composer's demands unflappably, stirring a rousing ovation.

Because of an unusually strong growing season, trees common throughout the New York region -- including maple, oak, ash, birch, beech and cherry -- are now thick with green leaves that over the next six weeks are expected to explode in a fiery display of red, gold, orange, purple and bronze.

At 11 a.m., 209 West Houston Street, west of Avenue of the Americas, South Village, (212) 727-8110, filmforum.org; $7. 'The Firework Maker's Daughter' (Friday through Sunday) Crackle Dragons, Leaping Monkeys, Golden Sneezes — these are some of the names of the fiery displays that Lila, the heroine of this chamber opera, hopes to master.

There's no sense of history, place, culture, nothing to give the film any resonance or cohesion, just fiery displays of tactical excellence and depictions of individual heroism.

Although he has a low-key personality that is similar to Randolph's, Manuel's intellectual interests and his ability, at times, to display a fiery temper set him apart from his friend and predecessor.

There was no trace of Erdogan's famous charisma, of the fiery oratorical skills on display just the previous day in Parliament, when I found myself responding instinctively to his booming voice's cues, knowing, without understanding the Turkish, when I was supposed to rise, to clap, to cheer.

Like John Boehner comes on the show and the screensavers display the fiery center of the sun?