Sentence examples for flames illuminate from inspiring English sources

Flames illuminate his aged face in a web of brush strokes catching exhaustion and despair.

In Roland Schimmelpfennig's One Clear Ice-Cold January Morning at the Beginning of the Twenty-First Century (MacLehose, £12.99, translated by Jamie Bulloch) a fuel tanker crashes spectacularly during the night on the autobahn outside Berlin, and a wolf is glimpsed as flames illuminate the surroundings.

Dramatic pictures of the wildfire, which was initially reported to have been the size of a football field, showed a wall of flames illuminating the night sky.

The truth of the Bosnian protests lies in the scene of a burning building in Tuzla, with the flames illuminating an inscription on the wall made by protesters: "Death to nationalism".

The all-pervasive darkness was pierced only by oil lamps and torches burning on the street stalls, feeble flames illuminating the meagre goods laid out by venders on patches of road, or on the thresholds of houses.

Live television images on Al Jazeera satellite network showed the night sky lighted up by flames, illuminating clouds of smoke, a flickering backdrop of palm fronds and low-lying, sand-colored buildings.

"There was a time you couldn't do a holiday show, because people would come to Vegas to get away from the holidays," Mr. Newton said, sitting beside a yuletide fire in his living room at Casa de Shenandoah, his 52-acre ranch, the flames illuminating beribboned statuary atop a gilded mantelpiece.

Video from the scene showed soaring flames illuminating the evening sky.

Flames illuminated the white sky, thick plumes of smoke climbed into the air and sparks showered the area, tweets from residents showed.

The angels -- the radiant Shechina -- are burning bright with joy, so full of love for you and for God that each has burst into flames, illuminating the pathway ahead.

The other day, on an island just offshore, a giant yellow flame illuminated the sky here.