The phrase "fire soared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe flames rising high or intensifying, often in a dramatic or vivid context.
Example: "As the logs caught fire, the flames danced and fire soared into the night sky."
Alternatives: "flames rose" or "fire ascended."
With the Fire soaring, Goldman Sachs is dropping its global e-reader shipment forecast for 2012 to 34 million units from 42 million.
The 24 rooms are split between the castle and modern extension – to splash out check into the sumptuous Old Courtroom, with its hand-carved four-poster, log fire, soaring ceiling and panelled walls.
As reservoirs across Spain dried up in the early 1990s, the number of forest fires soared, crops whittled and more than 11 million Spaniards faced water shortages.
Deep-fried, dry-brined turkey drumsticks My dream of an all-American deep-fried turkey is scotched by Rhik, who isn't keen on a cauldron of boiling fat on his balcony after learning that cooking fires soar 230% every Thanksgiving.
Riding a blinding stream of fire, Endeavour soared from the launching pad at 7 49 p.m. into a clear sky.
Catching Fire will soar past $600m£366m6m) worldwide by Tuesday, and at this rate should finish on at least $800m£488m8m).
But Lee Banville of the University of Montana School of Journalism said Juneau, while being a trailblazer on paper, had not necessarily "lit the trail on fire with soaring rhetoric" and was seen by some as a "wonkish" state official.
The industry has come under fire for soaring motor insurance premiums, which rose by 12% between 2009 and 2010 and a further 9% in the first three quarters of 2011, at a time when consumers have already been squeezed by high living costs, including petrol prices.
With the energy sector under fire as soaring prices for crude oil and natural gas push industry profits to record highs, Mrs. Clinton proposed imposing a two-year fee on oil companies to create a $50 billion fund to help spur research into new conservation approaches and alternative energy sources.
