Sentence examples for living flames from inspiring English sources

At the back of a long room is an ad-hoc kitchen where everything simmers over living flames.

"Now I'm going to earn it!" Smoke swirled in the stairs, red light sizzled, and living flame blades poked up at the ceiling.

There's no Shakespeare scheduled for 2014, although his last plays were written for the original Blackfriars playhouse: Cymbeline, its dodgy plot points plausible with the music up and the light down; The Winter's Tale, with its statue that isn't, animated by living flame or breath; and The Tempest, a total dream state.

All while shouting "DIE YOU LOUSY GENESCUM!" and conjuring up creatures of living flame?

In the city, we're lucky enough to have some chefs and cooks who revel in the play of live flames and a wood-fired rotisserie.

Cotton and synthetics have no fire resistance, so take care wearing or hanging these anywhere near live flames.

Here was live flame and — he was a fool!

"Blow on a dead man's embers," Graves writes in "To Bring the Dead to Life", "And a live flame will start".

But Martin White, professor of theatre at the University of Bristol and a spellbinder on the history of lighting (you should hear him talk about the smutty fug of mutton tallow dips), proselytised live flame from the start, in a fiery cabal with the Globe's artistic director Dominic Dromgoole.

Do not put hot wax or a live flame in the container; it may melt the plastic and the paper might catch on fire.

However, since gas fireplaces have a live flame too, fireplace screens serve the purpose of protecting children and pets from coming in contact with the flames or heated areas around fireplaces.