Sentence examples for go to flaming from inspiring English sources

At Flaaay-ming Moe's (let's all go to Flaming Moe's) — Hot damn, here's a pair of Simpsons-themed energy drinks.

Part of me wants to wash my hands of climate change and enjoy a little marriage equality while we all go to hell in a flaming hand basket.

One of their picks went down to flaming defeat.

The two office-holding politicians, who did bag their party's presidential nominations, the ultra-conservative Barry Goldwater in 1964 and the leftist George McGovern in 1972 went down to flaming defeat in the general election.

He thinks that gays will go to hell, that a flaming moat should be built around America to keep out immigrants and that Christianity is, or ought to be, the official national religion.

My two favourite lines come from one of the school pupils, Elizabeth Field-Harvey, who starts her poem with the couplet: Sometimes clear, sometimes blue You never thought I would turn on you while Paul Farley has the most memorable metaphor for a heron's cumbersome take-off which he describes as fucking hell, all right, all right, I'll go to the garage for your flaming fags.

You can only go to so many demolition derbies before the sight of flaming car wrecks becomes routine.

I think you're going to see companies flaming out left and right that just ignored this, and that just focus on what they have been focusing on and are then completely unprepared for this new world".

"We could be standing on the street juggling flaming torches, but if people had to go to the subway they'd step right over you".

If you can't get a spot, buy a map or go to every channel and ks a bit until they start flaming you.

"I'd go to bed and wake up in the middle of the night feeling like flaming railroad spikes were thrusting into my skull," he said.