Sentence examples for has a flaming from inspiring English sources
Even goofier was the second main poster, which had Batman triumphantly standing outside an apparently bombed building that has a flaming bat-signal in the middle.
He has a flaming bow and arrow, some claws he won from Hades, a long blue sword, and two big blades, and every time he whirls around — and he whirls a lot, because that's how he fights — he's slashing at something.
Third adds that Surtr has a flaming sword, and that "at the end of the world he will go and wage war and defeat all the gods and burn the whole world with fire".
"We could go down the other route of just having a flaming great row with Pakistan over this.
I'm tempted to say Margaret Thatcher - I know that I'd end up having a flaming row with her, but it would be extraordinarily interesting.
"I had a flaming row with them, sitting in a bar," Sagar said.
"Monsters vs. Aliens," though spirited stuff, does not buck the trend; it is fun to have a flaming meteor apparently vanish up your left nostril, but you aren't really engulfed.
But if I don't have don't have a drink with you – if I don't have a flaming bloody drink with you – that's a criminal offence!
During the Kosovo war in 1999, Mr Blair became so convinced of the justice of the cause and the need to prepare for a ground attack on Slobodan Milosevic that he had a flaming row with the over-cautious Bill Clinton, thus putting at risk a friendship that had been of huge benefit in domestic politics, Northern Ireland and international affairs.
"To say that John McCain visited with Tom Daschle," says Leonard Zwilling, general editor at the Dictionary of American Regional English (DARE), "implies a friendly exchange of views, as opposed to met with, which could just as well suggest that they had a flaming set-to".
