Sentence examples for glowing fire from inspiring English sources

With a sound track from Frederico Fellini's films and a finale of lace dresses glowing fire red, the effect was surreal.

He sank into the quilted leather of the back seat, the wood and hide bringing to mind a panelled library, the windshield its glowing fire.

At the town's fire boat parade, tourists lingered in the temple courtyard to watch monks in bright orange robes light paper lanterns and chat with some of the townspeople who had built the glowing fire boats.

Just outside the ice bar, glowing fire pits offer a place to warm your hands while you sip a coffee spiked with brandy and amaretto (or an apple cider with rum and whipped cream).

And he's never going to be on the reader's level – nor that of his friend Dr Watson (who, as John le Carré has put it, "doesn't write to you" but "talks to you, with Edwardian courtesy, across a glowing fire").

Just to take one example from this same song: the way he expressed the word "embers" at the close of a phrase, singing it right at the end of a breath, rightly estimating that a slight natural flutter would, with the warmth of his tone, perfectly give the effect of a dying but still glowing fire.

And as he breathes, her glowing Fires arise.

The experiment, funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund, willl involve local people close to 10 hillforts on the Sandstone Ridge, the Clwydian Range, Halkyn Mountain and the Wirral and aims to see if glowing fires could have been seen across the hills and acted as a communication or warning system.

Tonight we inaugurate the Festival amid grey clouds, at a difficult time when glowing fires, contradictory views and foggy thoughts are all over the world.

Our glowing beach fire was one of a chain in the dark, stretching along the bay.

The focal points inside the room are a glowing gas fire set in a brick wall and huge, illuminated glass vases holding decorative branches.