Sentence examples for it's flames from inspiring English sources

■ If it's flames you want, head to London's Covent Garden.

It's flames, check that out.

It's flames will go out and it will fly to the central platform.

But we must be willing to see it and light it's flame.

When you see it like that, it's flame coming down, coming down towards you.

It was flames like those that, for the doomed balloon, ignited the stream from a ripped gas hose at landing, sending it bouncing back into the air to explode.

It simply was not on its whitelist for a particular customer: "We stopped it not because it was Flame, but because it was not trustworthy," he says.

It is flame red, deeply ribbed and very bumpy, and it was first sold in America by Burpee in 1883.

Mr. Bowers includes a lobster dish called Dublin Lawyer; mentioned by Thackeray back in 1847, it is flamed in whiskey and cream (so rich that only a lawyer could afford it, or so it's said).

The primary contribution of heat transfer to flame spread is liquid-phase thermal convection for opposed or low-speed concurrent air flow conditions, whereas it is flame radiation and gas conduction for high-speed concurrent air flow conditions.

In the admitted male patients, scald was the most common mechanism in children, but in the adult and elderly age group it was flame.