Sentence examples similar to fires were ablaze from inspiring English sources

A CULINARY fire is ablaze in Huntington Village, where three impressive restaurants have opened recently.

Their fires were set ablaze with logs from the Riviera's lush pine groves.

Yesterday, as the first evening of Passover was beginning, it was unusually blustery, and in the city's heavily Jewish neighborhoods, sidewalks were ablaze with small fires that were difficult to control.

Even when such mythological components as cherry trees becoming trolls, mountains becoming ice queens, and melting snow transforming into mighty horses aren't so explicit, Astrup would paint scenes where the mountains were ablaze with occult fire rituals or the abundant, rain-soaked greenery was bathed in supernatural light.

Those were the grimy years of Pittsburgh, when the sky and rivers were ablaze with colors of fire reflected from the steel mills.

Within six minutes, Sōryū and Kaga were ablaze from stem to stern, as fires continued to spread through the ships.

About 20 houses caught fire and cars on the road, a major one to the airport, were ablaze.

A fragment of the poem that accompanies Fire reads: "In an instant all burst into flames and the ruins were ablaze.

And then the hosts were ablaze.

Vehicles were set ablaze, fires were lit on the sidewalks, and late at night a bank caught fire.

The fire was so large that the fire department thought the college was ablaze.