Sentence examples for flaming the from inspiring English sources

"We tried flaming the wine and reducing it by a quarter, reducing it by a half," Blumenthal recalls.

New Jersey readers of Michael Lewis's fascinating article (Sept . 28 may have recognized the two shock jocks flaming the California recall.

They allow people to shoot thousands of pictures and hundreds of hours of video and to easily record every idea that pops into one's head while flaming the Internet at 2 a.m.

The amount of alcohol remaining was determined by the type of heat applied (simmering, baking or flaming), the source of the alcohol (wine or spirits), the length of cooking and the treatment of the food after preparation and storage.

That fire burns in Dorothy Holm's index cards, flaming the race to crack the code and wafting through the feverish celebration of all the readers who celebrated the success of the hive mind.

And "flaming" — the near-psychotic reaming out of innocent strangers on Internet message boards — is merely a keyboard-based version of the method by which New Yorkers have always conversed.

In short, he's not the flaming liberal the Republicans sometimes try to portray.

It is commonly known as the yellow Pholiota, the flaming Pholiota, or the flame scalecap.

It was September, Indian summer, the leaves flaming out, the first nippy nights.

The humongously flaming Behind the Candelabra failed to get theatrical distribution despite starring Michael Douglas and Matt Damon, while Interior.

The striking of the match is the cause of the flaming match just insofar as the striking is the only change occurring in the immediate vicinity of the flaming match just prior to the flaming of the match.