Sentence examples for trail of fire from inspiring English sources

After a trail of fire to his cage is ignited, he is seen standing as the flames consume him.

They hung back, clogged passing lanes, absorbed pressure, and then blink, pow, the ball was blasting over the Belgian goal with a trail of fire crackling after it.

Red Jones succeeds dramatically in his aspiration to become a legend in his own time, mowing down a high percentage of the criminal populace and "leaving behind a trail of fire".

Leaving behind technical problems, weather delays and a trail of fire and smoke, the first of two identical robot-bearing spacecraft set out on a mission today to look for signs of water -- and, by extension, life -- on Mars.

The following day there will be a walkabout in Windsor, and in the evening the Queen will light the first of a line of beacons that will create a trail of fire across the country.

They stand like rocks on the beach, unblinking, their clothing worn to rags, silently communing, until "Breakthrough" is achieved and they ascend in a trail of fire into the skies, to join the greater Power.

TESLA Leaving a trail of fired chief executives, the company's co-founder, Elon Musk, is now guiding the Silicon Valley maker of the electric Tesla Roadster.

Israeli television showed frightening scenes of blazes closing in on mid-rise apartment buildings in Haifa, as planes swooped over neighborhoods, leaving trails of fire retardant in their wake.

On the other hand, though, one wonders whether he'll leave a trail of teachers fired for their students' failed bubble tests in his embrace of the imperfect.

But if the distressing images of AF4590 lifting off the ground trailing a plume of fire hot enough to melt its wing did not destroy Concorde, then the events of 9/11 did.

The stage images are composed with spartan restraint, occasionally set off by a jolt of the surreal, as when the hulking Grand Inquisitor in a Paris production of Verdi's "Don Carlos," blind and on crutches, slowly exited the king's chamber, trailing ghostly footprints of fire.