Sentence examples for tower of flame from inspiring English sources
Gas began flowing upward and some spark -- no one knows exactly -- ignited it into a whooshing tower of flame.
About 20 minutes after the first explosions, as ambulances fought through traffic and the police shouted to control the panicked crowd, a car bomb blew up a block away, sending up a tower of flame but injuring no one.
It was a perfect launch that saw the Soyuz lift into the sky on a tower of flame at 11.03am GMT and give chase to the space station, which had soared overhead three minutes earlier.
In what appeared to be a perfect launch, the rocket rose on a tower of flame into the sky above the Kazakh steppe and gave chase to the space station.
"There was a tower of flame," Sinclair writes, "and the most amazing spectacle — the burning oil would hit the ground, and bounce up, and explode, and leap again and fall again, and great red masses of flame would unfold, and burst, and yield black masses of smoke, and these in turn red.
Problem is that there are these massive knight things, loads of them, between Majula and said item's location in Heide's Tower of Flame, and guess what?
Suddenly, a tower of flames shot up near one of the podiums.
A 300-foot tower of flames wiped out an entire subdivision, according to the Post.
Towers of flame tore through houses and other structures there, and water-dropping aircraft did not arrive for a few hours as they fought a larger fire 70 miles away in heavily populated Santa Clarita Valley, a typical dilemma firefighters faced.
After the air raids on Monday, with the towers of flame and smoke from the Jamhur plant, few people seemed to know how to assess the strikes or the Hezbollah attacks on Sunday and Monday that provoked them.
On this holiday weekend, Los Angeles was dealing with a new plague, this time an arsonist (or arsonists) who in the course of four days firebombed at least 55 cars in the Los Angeles area, many of them parked in carports, engulfing vehicles and apartments in gasoline-fueled towers of flame.
