Sentence examples for flame shooting from inspiring English sources

The paintings that particularly seduced Mr. Grotjahn were what Mr. Guyton calls his flame paintings — black canvases with a menacing-looking flame shooting up from the bottom (again, something the artist ripped out of a book and scanned).

From their 20-foot-long bank of north-facing windows, they can see the pilot flame shooting out of the flare stack at the steel mill, lighting up the nighttime sky like a tapered candlestick.

At the finale, the shirtless Mangiacavallo hides on the embankment above the house; in order to coax him back down, Serafina throws the disputed rose-colored silk shirt to the town folk, who rush it up the embankment, "like a streak of flame shooting up a dry hill," the stage directions read.

No one expects to be woken up at 3am with a noise that sounded like a whole bundle of sparklers being lit all at once," he said, adding that he saw a meter-long flame "shooting out" of the top of the phone as a dark grey smoke filled the house.

"That's a lot less disconcerting than an open flame shooting out from the top of the mountainside," Cracium said.

But the shock of the cremation area were the remains of one body, with one small flame shooting out, that had not completely burned.

Smoke and flame shot upward.

A jet of white-hot flame shoots out below.

"I heard a loud 'puff' and the flame shot 15 feet into the air," he says.

Pillars of flame shot over the rooftops as the fire quickly spread.

Until the lights flickered and a flame shot out from an electrical outlet.