Sentence examples for flaming in from inspiring English sources

From behind lavish lashes, she regards the crowd below, auburn hair flaming in the sunlight.

But come, ye sons of Liberty, Columbia's offspring, brave as free, In danger's hour still flaming in the van, Ye know, and dare maintain, the Royalty of Man!

Then she raised her lamp higher and the air seemed to become fibrous and to tear away from the green surface flickering and flaming in red and yellow fibres like the smoky fire that roars from a bonfire".

If it all goes horribly wrong, and the country slides into a Brexit-induced recession, the popular anger that fuelled the Out vote will start flaming in her direction.

Initially, we are investigating three major scenarios: (a) chemical weed control in winter wheat, (b) thermal weed control (i.e., flaming) in maize and (c) variable applications of pesticides in olive crops.

An obvious exception is spamming or flaming, in which case, either remove the comment (spam) as soon as possible, or let it stand on its own lack of merits (flaming) unless you have a witty and kind response.

The two office-holding politicians, who did bag their party's presidential nominations, the ultra-conservative Barry Goldwater in 1964 and the leftist George McGovern in 1972 went down to flaming defeat in the general election.

To see how this has played out, review the fight over the iconic symbol in this debate — the flaming faucets in Josh Fox's film "Gasland".

With their luscious, confectionery colors and luminous glazes -- flaming hot in some, sherbet cool in others -- they are sensuously seductive and transcendentally inspiring (Johnson).

Even though CD sales are plummeting each time our little planet makes another orbit around that bright, flaming thing in the sky, the big boys don't seem to be willing to throw in the towel just quite yet.

We should be wary: James has made a career of being exceptional in the first and second rounds of the playoffs, then flaming out in the championship rounds.