Sentence examples for their flares from inspiring English sources

In the loo, there's a cute contact sheet of him and Bailey in the late Sixties, leaning on one another, pulling poses in their flares and Donovan caps.

In order to be certain that their flares really are increasing rainfall, the researchers have to compare seeded clouds with similar, unseeded ones.

They may have been sitting down in their tuxes rather than tearing across the stage in their flares, but in the words of Barack Obama: "Guys who are not completely youthful can still rock".

Not wrinkled ex-flower children, dusting off their flares in anticipation of this summer's 40th anniversary of Woodstock, but a young generation of bands in touch with the freewheeling spirit of the late 60s, and a relaxed attitude to beards.

Mr. Figgis seems to have broken "Hotel" into two strains, allowing the Americans on the scene to be immature in their flares of intemperate egotism, while the Europeans treat this failing as a benign constant, like an appendix or a receding hairline.

But few groups have ever inspired as much affection as the Roses, as became evident at Finsbury Park on Friday, where it felt as if every one of the 7,000 fans who'd descended in their flares on Ally Pally almost a quarter of a century earlier had returned to pay homage – even if the flares wouldn't fit any more.

Their flared stumps remain, like cabins standing in the water.

Well, considering their flare for the dramatic, why not?

Or that their flaring arthritis is in sync with a solar flare.

The variegated Angels' Trumpets get their name from their flaring, tubular flowers.

Most have hoods above their flaring tubular leaves to keep rainwater out, and a spot of nectar at the base of the hoods to lure insects.