Sentence examples for watching flames from inspiring English sources

"Nothing like the smell of charred forest," said Rick Williams, a sales manager who was watching flames licking trees at the edge of the San Dimas Canyon Golf Course, where he often plays.

In a newspaper op-ed last month, Robert Kamakia, a Masai, recalled watching flames and smoke engulf traditional homes in the village of Arash as the government drove out pastoralists in July 2009.

Watching Flames of War before it was removed from YouTube, I found the production to be none of the above.

Watching flames can be meditative.

Steve Morse, who lives near the Twisp fire, said he watched flames "kind of hopscotching these ridges, working toward our house".

Yair and Elisabeth Kedem, a couple in their 40s, watched flames in Big Sur on television in Tel Aviv last month and debated canceling their visit.

As the red lights of fire trucks and patrol cars flashed in the smoky haze, evacuees watched flames scorch the hillsides in the distance.

He turned and watched flames engulf the roof of the engine room in one spectacular spasm; within seconds, a thick smoke had swallowed the entire port side of the deck and shrouded acres of the sunlit sawgrass prairie to the southeast.

At Pine Mountain Lake, a resort eight miles from Groveland, people watched flames from their cabin rooftops.

Nobody I'd rather watch flames fall from the sky with than this one.

They gathered around the fire every night to communicate, watching the flames as though inspecting a rudimentary DVD.