Sentence examples for flashing fire from inspiring English sources

It came in a vision of four heavenly cherubim, who appeared in a wind from the north, a cloud, and flashing fire (lightning?)—traditional symbolic elements of a theophany (manifestation of a god) in ancient Near Eastern religions.

Hotels should be forced to comply with safety guidelines provided by the Royal National Institute for Deaf People, which say hotels should provide flashing fire alarms, alarms with vibrating under-pillow pads, and a loop system at counter areas and reception desks that enable communication with hearing-aid users.

The denouement, though, was fitting in an election season that lurched from flash fire to flash fire, beginning with a 2011 move by the Republican-controlled Florida Legislature to reduce the number of early voting days and place 11 complex proposed amendments on the ballot.

The results showed the area prone to flash fire occurrence and extension.

The medical examiner's office said a flash fire caused the asphyxia that killed Mr. Haglund.

The flash fire engulfed the gaming hall, trapping patrons scrambling for the few exits and hiding in bathrooms.

While the owner was trying to restart the engine, Mr. Swindle said, an explosion and a flash fire occurred.

To the relatives of the 87 people killed in the flash fire at the Happy Land Social Club in the Bronx, in 1990.

On Monday, in a Siberian village, a flash fire killed 21 children in a school gymnasium dressing room.

An explosion and flash fire on Tuesday injured six people, three of them critically, at a plant in Toone that makes flares for the military, the authorities said.

U.S. astronaut who was a member of the three-man Apollo 1 crew killed when a flash fire swept their space capsule during a simulation of a launching scheduled for Feb.