Sentence examples for flames lit from inspiring English sources
As the flames lit up the night, a firefighter helped the men from the congregation to get the sacred scrolls out, but nothing else was saved.
The title refers to a wartime Sicilian song that a local DJ is shown playing, about the bombing of an Italian warship in 1943 in port at Lampedusa, prior to the island's surrender to the allies, and how the flames lit up the night: Che fuoco a mare che c'è stasera ("What fire at sea there is tonight").
The flames lit up the whole forest".
Screaming fans bopped to his four piece band while flames lit up the stage.
As candle flames lit our black, steamy living room, my nine-year-old said brightly, "It feels like Christmas!" A Who down in Whoville.
Contact cleaner is highly flammable, and so should not be used near open flames, lit cigarettes, or extreme heat sources.
Keeping the Fans' Flame Lit No professional sport is more sensitive to fan appeal than the hugely popular Nascar.
The mausoleum next door is small, and illuminated mainly by the light of an eternal flame, lit by Fidel Castro in October 1997.
Others, like Schama, view him as an antidote to all that is supposedly vulgar and frivolous about the post-YBA art world; the keeper of the mystical flame lit by the other great German post-war visionary-artist, the late Joseph Beuys, his one-time mentor.
We ate and drank late into the starry, flame-lit night.
By the end, Dublin has become a flame-lit hell evoking the carnage simultaneously taking place in Flanders.
