Sentence examples for flaming end from inspiring English sources

The sequence, which seems prolonged well beyond real time by Scorsese's amazement, is actually quite funny — up to its flaming end, that is, when Hughes nearly dies.

The reports were due to misinterpretation of the video of the crash that showed the flaming right wing tumbling end-over-end and the intact left wing, still attached to the fuselage, rolling up and over as the fuselage flipped over.

It won't spoil much, then, to say that The Leftovers doesn't end in flaming Armageddon.

A brief association with Vincent van Gogh beginning in October 1888 ended in a flaming argument, but greatly influenced Gauguin.

Whether the angels were directly responsible it would be hard to say, but he ended as a flaming disciple of Robert Ingersoll.

But for a show that starts by flaming internet outrage culture and ends with feminist critique, his choice to omit even a passing reference to his own infamous experience with both is hard to ignore.

I'm tempted to say Margaret Thatcher - I know that I'd end up having a flaming row with her, but it would be extraordinarily interesting.

I held the metre-long stick while someone lit the kerosene-soaked ends with their own flaming instrument, and amateurishly twirled it a few times.

I held the meter-long stick while someone lit the kerosene-soaked ends with their own flaming instrument, and amateurishly twirled it a few times.

The destruction of cities is of course a staple of action moviemaking, and it is usually saved for the end and shown in crashing, flaming detail.

True to 1992's Wolfenstein 3D, this also includes reanimating the dead, culminating in a superb level near the end where it actually rains flaming Nazi zombies.