Sentence examples for forever blazing from inspiring English sources

The first stars in the universe were short-lived brutish monsters, and they changed the nature of the cosmos forever, blazing away a dark fog that had smothered space for 300 million years and beginning to enrich the cosmos with the stuff of life.

"The Latina in me is an ember that blazes forever," she told Hispanic law students at Hofstra University in 1996.

The speeches were inspirational and banal — she would always be, she said, "a kid with curls running through the streets of Puerto Rico chasing raindrops on summer afternoons and eating piraguas with the syrup running down my face"; her Latina identity was an "ember that blazes forever".

The tagline "Forever Trailblazers" fades over Gordon as she trucks up the field blazing through defenders.

Blazing fast.

"Listen: remember 'Blazing Saddles'?

Or blazing hot war?

His face was blazing.

Blazing a trail?

Blazing the Trail.

Bennett had wanted blazing red.