Sentence examples for in the flare from inspiring English sources

I Am Michael is the opening film in the Flare: London LGBT festival on 19 March and will open later this year.

That show is also in the Flare festival, which has a brilliant lineup, including Action Hero's Watch Me Fall and longtime Tim Crouch collaborator, A Smith, with All That's Solid Melts into Air.

I looked at Z. and N. and saw my feeling mirrored back at me, their faces shone in the dark, or that's how I remember it, as though they were caught in the flare of a camera's flash.

In the flare that lighted the thin air of this dried-up sea of Mars he looked over his shoulder and saw the rocket that had brought them all... across a silent black space of stars to land upon a dead, dreaming world...

Le Minh Truong, 70, who took up photography after he was wounded fighting the French in the 1950's, then discovered beauty everywhere he looked, in the flare of napalm or the contrails of American warplanes, in the rubble of Hanoi or the silhouettes of jungle fighters.

This might be no more than a mass of Walter Winclichéstyle clichés — New York is a fancy lady but she'll turn on ya, etc. — if not for the charm of the particulars evoked (that lovely use of "wooding," or, later, the "train that found and lost itself a thousand times in the flare and tremor"), the play of opposites, and the odd lack of conventional drama.

The scent of blood is in the flaring nostrils of Britain's mad right and no one is safe.

This is where the design fully expresses its urban ambitions, particularly in the flaring gem-cut setbacks that mediate between the base and the towers.

We suppose that observed event was direct manifestation of the plasma evaporation in the flaring loop.

Broadside radiation has been achieved by etching rectangular slots in the flared section of horn exhibiting a gain of 8.87 dBi.

Analysis regarding the influence of a patient age, gender, the tooth and arch under consideration, as well as of the number of root canals, did not show statistically significant differences in the flare-up rates.