Sentence examples for keeping the flame from inspiring English sources

We're keeping the flame alive".

'Keeping the flame of Thatcherism alive.' Bigger cuts than the Tories.

Assemble the pieces and heat each joint with a torch, keeping the flame in motion.

He opened with World War II and then dropped references to Winston Churchill and keeping "the flame of liberty alight".

Keeping the flame of righteous adolescent ire alive, the London duo mouth off about the vapidity of luxe lifestyles, along with general idiocy.

In an age when fewer and fewer children bother about books, I believe we must be mightily grateful to Michael Crichton for keeping the flame of reading alive.

Between the flames and the porous wall, there is a thin unburned film that plays a significant role in reducing the flames' heat loss and keeping the flames stable.

A wave of recent well-received reissues, coupled with a wave of younger musicians releasing brand new records in the genre, are keeping the flames of new age music alive.

Keeping the flames isolated inside the chimney behind baffles minimizes wind interference with the flames, and prevents you having to burn extra gas to keep it alive.

Jaber and Karam denied any romantic involvement but that did not prevent fans from keeping the flames alight.

The stew of heat and low air quality might be unhealthy for residents and firefighters, but the conditions are also keeping the flames at bay, officials said.