Sentence examples for sea fire from inspiring English sources

THE SEA FIRE GRILL Just as steakhouses are typically decorated in browns, seafood restaurants are likely to come wrapped in blue.

Called mareel in the Shetland Islands, it is better known as sea fire— the brilliant blue and green glow that happens when these bioluminescent creatures get disturbed.

Warships and submarines in the Persian Gulf and Red Sea fired some 40 Tomahawk cruise missiles at the complex.

US Navy ships in the Gulf and the Red Sea fired 23 cruise missiles at the Iraqi intelligence headquarters in Baghdad in retalliation, said the Pentagon, for the country's involvement in a plot to assassinate Mr Bush.

The main elements of the training include: first aid, survival at sea, fire-fighting/smoke diving, and safety on board; hull, machinery and electrical equipment; and stability.

GOLD: "sea-fire," "sea blaze," "sea sun," "sea amber," "fjord flame," "forearm's rock," "arm's fires," "falling sun".

"If one single shot drops in our sacred waters and territory again, the sea of fire on Yeonpyeong-do will spread to a sea of fire on the Blue House, and that deluge of fire will sweep away the stronghold of the group of traitors," the Supreme Command of the North's People's Army said in a statement carried by the official Korean Central News Agency.

One paramilitary announced that a vote for independence would result in a "sea of fire", an expression referring to the Bandung Sea of Fire during Indonesia's own war of independence from the Dutch.

The last of the Confederate officials had gone; the air was lurid with the smoke and flame of hundreds of houses weltering in a sea of fire.

… The whole city was a sea of fire.

"Bangkok will be a sea of fire," vowed one leader.