Sentence examples for flares in from inspiring English sources

I watched for flares in the sky.

Late tonight, a low-flying airplane dropped burning white flares in groups of three over Jenin.

It came after members of the crowd ignited fireworks and flares in front of Westminster Abbey.

All known flare stars are red dwarfs; flares in intrinsically brighter stars are not presently detectable.

Violence routinely flares in Jamaica, a former British colony, before elections as gangs associated with the parties wage turf wars.

Doing away with the skinny jean, models wore Jarvis Cocker-esque tight flares in denim, cord and pinstriped wool.

It is so, first, in the obvious sense that it generally flares in reaction to revolution or reform.

"I don't want to have to set out flares in the road so you can change your pants".

They loudly cheered, chanted and sang in Spanish and even ignited a couple of flares in Club América's colours.

There's also a counter-measure option on the left trigger, which dumps flares in your wake to misdirect enemy missiles.

Sometimes they shoot flares – in lieu of honking horns – which I have to say is a little overdramatic.