Sentence examples for tiny flaming from inspiring English sources
His tie is corporate yellow, but on closer inspection proves to be speckled with tiny flaming dots, as if infected by a rogue outbreak of chickenpox.
In other words, don't start instantly strutting around in skin tight tiny-t's and flaming around with a lot of gay slang.
More than 12 years after the pieces of Pan Am 103 rained flaming down on the tiny town of Lockerbie, Scotland, someone was finally found guilty of the crime.
At the center of "Blood in the Afternoon" is a charging black bull surrounded by floral effusions, watched by a tiny figure of a matador and a woman dressed in flaming red.
There are many other late bloomers that thrive in cold weather: Miss Huff, a lantana that looks like orange and yellow confetti; Amaranthus erythrostachys, an amaranth with flaming red tassels on eight-foot-high stalks; nemesias, little low bushy plants with tiny snapdragon-like blossoms; David Verity, a cuphea, or firecracker plant, whose bright orange tubular flowers bloom all summer and fall.
Two highlights of the flight made in the tiny Mercury capsule he named Friendship 7 were the malfunctioning of the craft's autopilot and the flaming re-entry into the atmosphere.
We had this appetizer called flaming saganaki — basically, flaming cheese.
One couple twirled flaming torches.
"Guys are flaming out academically.
It went down still flaming.
