Sentence examples for the first flames from inspiring English sources

A few minutes later she'd seen the first flames.

From the first flames, he knew it was the end of the theatre - and of a piece of social history.

At 12 minutes 54 seconds of the first, Flames defenseman Cory Sarich rocked the Sharks' captain, Patrick Marleau, with an unpenalized check along the boards that left him bloodied.

But I am feeling the same sense of unease as Napoleon must have felt when, finally camped in Moscow, he saw the first flames leap up around the Kremlin's fairytale onion domes.

Thomas Piketty, the economist and author of Capital in the Twenty-First Century, has ignited the economic left in a way that hasn't been seen since the first flames of the Occupy movement.

It was shortly after noon when the foreman of a local contractor, having spotted the first flames, put his head in at the door of the canteen and said: "You are sitting here enjoying yourselves, but if you don't look out you will have one of your buildings alight".

The first flame will be lit in London on August 24, followed by lightings in Belfast a day later, Edinburgh on August 26 and Cardiff on August 27.

He is by no means a Tomas Hertl, and those numbers aren't even enough to make him the first Flame to appear on the league's scoring leaderboard (he trails Jiri Hudler and Mark Giordano).

He didn't just theorise about cyberspace, he co-founded the Well, the pioneering online community in the 80s, and lived on it, fighting the first flame wars, the first trolls, making the first mistakes (he wishes he'd insisted the people used their real names rather than post anonymously, an innovation that may well have changed the web for the better).

This is important because the explosion models spit out different results depending on where in the star the first flame emerged.

Lanny McDonald was the first Flame player inducted, gaining election in 1992.