Sentence examples for flames built from inspiring English sources

FLAMES 3, BLUES 2: Jeff Shantz, Petr Buzek and Derek Morris scored in the second period as host Calgary Flames built a 3-0 lead, then held off a St . Louisrally in the final frame.

Sure the Flames made the Cup Finals one year because Jarome Iginla is awesome, Kipprusoff got hot, and journeyman Martin Gelinas morphed into Claude Lemieux; but the Flames are built around a middling foundation that doesn't include some pretty key components like "a first line centreman".

The flame was built out of fiberglass strips with lights that changed color in sequence, to create a more realistic burning flame than the original candle.

A new, 14 feet flame was built using a new type of quartz, which used 6,000 watts to create a stronger light.

John Aikin described the area in 1795 in his book A Description of the Countryside from 30 to 40 Miles around Manchester: Tyldesley's first inns were the Flaming Castle built in 1778 and the Green Dragon of 1781.

"If things are going well at festivals or otherwise, you want to fan the flames and build the momentum as much as you possibly can," Karzen said.

The Punch and Judy saga otherwise known as RMJM's 1,299ft Gazprom tower – designed to look like a twirling gas flame – cannot be built in the city centre because of a threat to strip the old imperial city of its World Heritage Site status.

For post-target screening a customized theoretical database, that included pesticides, metabolites and other substances such as emerging flame retardants was built up.

“We kept getting phone calls at four in the morning, and my girlfriend at the time was very unhappy with this business.” While that flamed out, they built a side business to track customer problems.

Built from flames and hardship to go with success.

When they decided to use real flames, however, the crew built a large alternate set in an abandoned aircraft hangar at Long Beach.