Sentence examples for shooting flame from inspiring English sources

Demonstrators had already been exchanging volleys of rocks and tear gas for hours when the Ultras arrived with a roar, shooting flame throwers and beaming green laser pointers at the government troops on the opposite side of the wall.

Shooting flames at granite not only reënacts primordial geology but converts the incinerations of genocide into the flames of sanctification.

Despite the captain's assurances that it was nothing, the two engines soon began shooting flames.

That's when the explosion occurred, shooting flames across the gap that ignited Mr. Scandariato's clothing.

It's a few days after Brexit and she's lashing out at this and shooting flames at that.

To these canvases, Ms. Funke attached paper sprayed with acrylic; the way the paper curled represents shooting flames effectively.

He said she even had a tattoo — "Hounds from Hell," with a dog shooting flames out of his nostrils and riding a Harley.

In the Salon, a giant, droll color photograph of an older woman in a trenchcoat, shooting flames from her wrists, seemed to epitomize the place.

A third truck then hit the stalled truck, and the spilled gasoline was ignited, shooting flames several feet into the air and down into Den Brook.

A thunderous explosion tore through a BP oil refinery Wednesday, shooting flames and billowing smoke into the sky and showering the area with ash and chunks of charred metal.

This 16-year-old drew a glove shooting flames.