Sentence examples for flare from inspiring English sources
'flare' is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it as a noun or verb. For example: The sunset lit up the sky with a beautiful orange flare.
verb
To blaze brightly.
- The blast furnace flared in the night.
Clearly, these divisions exist across America and sometimes flare up; Missouri is used to the fissures, but not to the flare-ups.
Tempers continued to flare and Valencia wanted a second yellow card for Sergio Ramos for a rough challenge on Negredo 10 minutes before the break.
Welch said the Chicago mission has a trained security team that keeps the peace, but the sheer number of people in close quarters sill means tempers flare: "You could have 1,000 Boy Scouts in the building and a fight would break out".
As the clock strikes four, a flare goes up, and the howitzers unleash fiery death on the helpless Danes.
It was possible, he added, that the treatment capacity could be "slightly scaled down" in Sierra Leone and it would be useful if it could be capable of being moved – because as one outbreak of Ebola in a region is overcome, others flare up in previously unaffected places.
The questions for the government were pointed and, like almost all of the other lawyers in the country, US Solicitor General Verrilli simply doesn't have Clement's flare.
Drawing support from all sectors of society, they will help us address the underlying socio-economic causes of the tensions between citizens and brothers and sisters from the continent – and from countries such as Pakistan and Bangladesh – to prevent another flare-up of violence.
HARDLY a day goes by without a new flare-up in the war of diplomatic attrition being fought out by China and Japan.
The incident appears to relate to a flare-up of fighting between Burmese government forces and ethnic Kokang rebels.Putin in an appearanceVladimir Putin reappeared in public after a ten-day absence that had fuelled speculation about a power struggle in the Kremlin.
Recognition of Abkhaz independence, or formally annexing Abkhazia, would deny Russia most of these benefits and also raise a troubling precedent for its restive regions bordering Georgia and Azerbaijan.There is no evidence to suggest that Russia engineered the flare-up in South Ossetia.
That is partly because the Kakai had already been displaced from traditional homes before last year's flare-up; and some Kakai villages are in land still held by their Kurdish kin.
