Sentence examples for flames of light from inspiring English sources

He saw the new medium as the inevitable fusion of all other poetic and narrative forms, and he conceived of it as a kind of seance - an audience gathered round the flames of light, hoping for apparitions that spring into beautiful and meaningful life.

Like Artemis and Apollo, twin-flames of light.

We have to reverse this destructive attitude: we have the choice, in the words of Hugo, "to be wisps in the gloom or flames of the light".

Although electrification brought with it its own dangers, replacing the naked flames of gas lighting greatly reduced fire hazards within homes and factories.

When lighting the bong use the top of the flame to light it.

Flames is a cube of "light points" orchestrated by an algorithm that uses the same pointillist techniques as Georges Seurat and Maximilian Luce to simulate what we actually see when we look at fire.

With the flames of garbage fires lighted during the fighting the night before still smoldering in the morning, some said competition among candidates now seemed irrelevant to the more pressing struggle against the military.

When I had whittled down to pink skin, I cremated the pyre of shavings in the orange flame of a lighter.

Recollections of Ebbets Field's intimate, idiosyncratic ambience help keep the flame of nostalgia lighted for the Brooklyn Dodgers almost as brightly as do their long struggles to beat the hated Yankees in the World Series.

Unlike any of the American women, she'd accepted a cigar, and now leaned it into the flame of a lighter proffered by an older professor she'd been entertaining throughout the meal.

By the flame of cigarette lighter, he breathlessly imparts the legend of "the pick of destiny," made from the tooth of Satan, whose history is as old and convoluted as the secrets of "The Da Vinci Code".