Sentence examples similar to flare of flame from inspiring English sources
Bob Crowley's marvellous design brings each discomfort of the flat to the fore: the Ascot (it's a water heater, children), with its unexpected flares of flame, threatens to become an additional character.
I liked the hiss and the flare of its flame.
There is a flare, a burst of flame - for the buried fire still burns white-hot - and a pall of ghastly black smoke rises into the night, blocking the view of the illuminated Empire State Building.
Then they dropped bombs all round it, as if to catch the fugitives and finally fire bombs which even in the brightest sunlight made flares of bright flame in the desert.
A few firefighters doused the property perimeter, but within minutes, small, new patches of flame flared up; it had been like that for days, hindering progress, and making it impossible to defend each structure.
He had a sense of smoldering anger that at any moment might flare into flame.
His rhythm — the constant variety of speeds and location on his pitches — had the enemy batters leaning and swaying with his motion, and, as antistrophe, was almost as exciting to watch as Darling's flare and flame.
The flare of Our youth sputters out.
The two flares are the M5.7 flare of March 14 , 2002and the X10 flare of October 29, 2003.
Examine the flare of the saddle.
