Sentence examples for flame has gone from inspiring English sources

In yet another minor setback, the flame has gone out several times since the torch relay began last month.

If you ever see see that flame has gone out, you better get the hell out of town".

His attention wandered — the flame had gone out.

The outer of the torch's two flames, has gone out on numerous other occasions as a result of wind, rain and protests, notably in Paris in 2008 when anti-Beijing rallies forced the cancellation of the last leg of the relay in the city.

I'd been wearing a summer dress and the flames had gone up and burned my buttocks.

El Niño is said to have contributed to the catastrophe by drying out vast forest areas, leaving the forest floor to smoulder long after the flames have gone.

One week after the final flames had gone out, Charles II issued a proclamation promising "a much more beautiful city than is at this time consumed".

"After the flames have gone away and the fire season is only a memory, the sense of urgency wanes," he said.

To avoid the dreaded blackened skin and raw flesh scenario, I remove the chicken from the fridge half-an-hour before cooking, and never barbecue it at too high a temperature (if using coal, wait till the flames have gone and the coals are covered with a light layer of grey ash).

De la Calle, who today sounds like a candidate for the 2018 presidential elections, is less drastic: "This isn't something that is dead or a flame that has gone out or something temporal.

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