Sentence examples for flares by from inspiring English sources
"flares by" can be a grammatically correct phrase in written English
It can be used to indicate a sudden increase or surge in something, often accompanied by a sudden burst of emotion or action. An example could be: "As the team scored the winning goal, the crowd erupted in cheers and the excitement flared by the second."
As you went downtown during the days after the storm, the pools of light from the streetlamps at 34th Street faded into the pink of police flares by the side of the road.
It features dark shadows and contrasty light in which men and women in priestly garb move with a trance-like slowness between frozen poses, making high offerings, delivering benedictions, igniting powder into flame and revelling in the burst of sparks while the camera captures bright mystical flares by staring into spotlights.
Fig. 4 3D MHD simulation of solar flares by pioneers in the field.
These simulations tried to reproduce the observed sheared two-ribbon flares by using this initial launching phase.
Monte Carlo simulations indicate that a 20 100 keV polarization sensitivity of less than a few percent can be achieved for X-class flares, by comparing the counting rates of these rear segments.
Raja Casablanca were fined US$15,000 for the use of laser beams and flares by fans during their 10-1 thrashing of Chad's Tourbillon in the opening round of the Champions League.
A day after Chris Duhon attributed the Knicks' double-overtime loss against the Charlotte Bobcats to an early concentration lapse, D'Antoni sent up another distress flare by juggling his rotation.
Topical capsaicin pre-treatment inhibits neurogenic inflammation (shown as flare) by depletion of nociceptors [13].
a MHD modeling of the solar flare by Amari et al. (2003a).
Corticosteroids are the first-line treatment for muscle involvement in DM, but skin lesions often flare by reduction or discontinuation.
This study focuses on the global thermosphere disturbances during a solar flare by a theoretical model of thermosphere and ionosphere.
