Sentence examples for the flaming which from inspiring English sources

Tiger shrimp flambée with jamon Serrano was festive, though the flaming, which is half the fun, was done in the kitchen.

He noted that descriptions of Soma omitted any description of roots, stems or seeds, which suggested a mushroom, and used the adjective hári "dazzling" or "flaming" which the author interprets as meaning red.

This Scottish great-grandfather of mine left behind him the flaming hair, which my brother inherited and which got him teased beyond endurance.

Read the article on how to powerbomb (mentioned above), but do it so your opponent lands on the flaming table, which will break, guiding him to the ground and extinguishing the flames.

Seafood and meats are cooked to peak tenderness, except for the flaming skewers, which are best left undrenched and unflamed.

A related symbol is the flaming pearl which may be seen on such roofs between two dragons, as well as on the hairpin of a Celestial Master.

Few remember Dixon's apocalyptic final novel, "The Flaming Sword," which depicted a Marxist-inspired, all-black "Nat Turner Legion" overrunning the South in the 1930s.

Monsters, spells, and magic items used in the game have been inspired by hundreds of individual works such as A. E. van Vogt's "Black Destroyer", Coeurl (the Displacer Beast), Lewis Carroll's "Jabberwocky" (vorpal sword) and the Book of Genesis (the clerical spell 'Blade Barrier' was inspired by the "flaming sword which turned every way" at the gates of Eden).

He is depicted carrying the clerical staff (khakkara) with which he forces open the gates of hell, together with the flaming pearl (chintamani) with which he lights up the darkness.

The flaming phoenix design -- which she hopes helps Tatu baby win "Ink Masters" grand prize -- is actually her fifth tattoo.

He described the cover art in this way: "A barely draped young Maya gyrates around a bonfire from which the flaming title emerges".