(a) It is essential that the apparatus be set up in a completely draft-free area (see warning) and in the absence of strong light to facilitate observation of flash, flame, etc.
I pulled my arms out from underneath it, and there was, like, a bluish flame on both my arms and my hands which, it went out on its own, it was like a flash flame, it just went over my body and went out, and it extinguished on its own.
Roughly 15 minutes after the first package was opened, an employee in the Maryland Department of Transportation headquarters in Hanover found a package that also flashed a flame, officials said.
And it flashed into flame when he turned upon Labour's Ken Macintosh who had accused the Finance Secretary of a "pass the buck" budget.
I could see wave after wave of heat flowing off the roof, and then all at once, the waves flashed into flame.
He lowered the bow to look at me, his eyes flashing with cold flame brighter than the fire.
Here the Scherzo flashed and flamed with a dexterity that was astonishing, while Gilbert and the MCO achieved the remarkable feat of making that dreadful ending sound something other than churchy and staid.
Sparks flew when the world's largest collection of paintings by Joseph Wright of Derby was cleaned – along with wind-blown spray flashing in sunlight, flames shooting from mountain tops and tiny figures suddenly revealed skulking in inky shadows.
The family's final moments were captured on a frantic 911 call made as the car weaved through traffic at 120 mph, flames flashing beneath the car.
This issue exists for other embedded objects like Flash and Flame [7], a Flash molecular editor is a case in point.
