Sentence examples for flaming from inspiring English sources
The word "flaming" is correct and can be used in written English
It is generally a descriptive adjective and is used to describe something that is on fire or burning. Example sentence: The sky was lit by a beautiful array of flaming oranges and reds.
adjective
On fire with visible flames.
- The flaming debris kept the firefighter well back, and the sparks threatened the neighborhood.
Party like its the dark ages at this historic new year festival, during which men dressed in pagan attire march whisky barrels filled with flaming tar across the town square.
Witnesses reported that chunks of flaming scaffolding had been crashing down around the building.
But El Jardín del Califa is the exception, with a predominance of North African dishes, served under palm trees in a walled courtyard lit by flaming torches.
A skirt of woodland suffused with the pungent perfume of flowering hawthorn and rowan gives way to a huge sweep of bluebells on the open hillside, incandescent as flaming brandy.
We challenge you to find a better way to keep warm this winter than from the flaming balls of 50 Scots.
Mr Hague made this the main of thrust of a flaming final onslaught on Mr Blair in the last prime minister's questions before the dissolution of Parliament.
Even when they do not go that far, small parties can corner the prime minister, who becomes a full-time fireman among burning ambitions and flaming rivalries.
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] seethingSIR – What a flaming asshole.
He was two miles from the epicentre of the blast, in a rain of flaming scraps of paper and clothes.
Earlier this month, audiences in the emirate flocked to watch Faten al-Helw, a lion-taming Egyptian grandmother, put her big cats through flaming hoops.Saudi Arabia's conservatives are not so cowed.
MR CLEGG: For me, the flaming obvious: I'm not the prime minister, I can't do what I want, I can't implement my manifesto in full.
