Sentence examples for flame by from inspiring English sources

Chasing The Flame, by Samantha Power.

Adapted from "Taming the Flame," by Elizabeth Karmel.

Chasing the Flame, by Samantha Power (Penguin Press; $32.95).

He had been singed in a media bonfire sparked by trivia and fanned into flame by culture-war-mongering.

None of which stroked the publicity flame by making us all believe in true love again, at least temporarily.

He also blamed "foreign organizations and nations who tried to fuel the flame by circulating false and fabricated news," although he did not identify them.

Foliage and flowers are protected from steam and flame by inserting the stems through a hole punched in newspaper, which is then drawn up over them.

The yellow colour imparted to a flame by sodium is visible if the sample being ignited has as little as one-billionth of a gram of sodium.

And they do their darnedest to fan that spark into flame by acting out fantasies of their much-loathed mistress's destruction.

In the far east, the embers of nationalism had been stirred into flame by the brutal advance and subsequent stubborn retreat of Japan.

But for some serious hilarity, please consider the following, the actual, honest-to-god, swear-we-didn't-make-this-up-under-penalty-of-being-suspended-over-an-open-flame-by-our-pit-hairs-and-pubes promotional letter good old Ima's publicist sent out with their new album.