He lowered the bow to look at me, his eyes flashing with cold flame brighter than the fire.
OREKHOVO-ZUYEVO, Russia — The flames, bright orange and menacing, advanced steadily through a field of dried-out reeds, sending up coils of smoke and heading in the general direction of a village that, with its log homes, picket fences and gigantic haystacks, seemed to have been laid out by an arsonist.
The interconnections between the two deities are complex, and according to Stella Kramrisch: In the Śatarudrīya, some epithets of Rudra, such as ("Of golden red hue as of flame") and ("Flaming bright"), suggest a fusing of the two deities.
It takes the brilliant flame of bright, brilliant students and snuffs it out like a candle, thus creating a generation of bored and unengaged youth.
Each Friday this chapel's main sanctuary was dimmed and darkened and only the podium propped a flickering flame as bright as a distant star if you were in the audience, as bright as the sun if you were up behind it.
But what illuminates it isn't infernal flame, but bright, lambent wit.
Searfoss fired the engine for takeoff, and for the crowd along the flight line, the flame was bright enough to bring on a squint.
"Looks like a girl, but she's a flame, so bright, she can burn your eyes".
Advocacy made Roe possible, and it is advocacy that will keep its flame burning bright.
