Sentence examples for wings of fire from inspiring English sources

Take a cue from 1994 Liz Phair and praise him or her or them as the "human supernova," "solar superman," "angel with wings of fire, "flying, giant friction blast" that they are.

Dr. Kalam's best-selling autobiography, "Wings of Fire," and a children's book, "Eternal Quest," recount his life and times.

In "Wings of Fire", Mr Kalam details his pre-presidential life, while "Ignited Minds" and "India 2020" elaborate his sense of his country's future on the world stage.

Designed to attack Soviet tank columns on the plains of Europe, it has been described as a Gatling gun with wings, capable of firing 70 Coke-bottle sized rounds a second from a cannon in its nose, while flying "low and slow" over battlefields.

During Sympathy for the Devil the scrap-metal phoenix at the top of the stage raises its wings and spurts jets of fire, while flares in the middle of the crowd produce suitably infernal red smoke.

Masked members of the Al-Asqa Martyrs Brigade, the armed wing of Fatah, fired repeatedly into the air.

The most recent escalation began when the military wing of Hamas fired a Kornet antitank missile at the school bus from a distance of about two miles.

The main difference was that the Indefatigables design was enlarged to give the ships' two wing turrets a wider arc of fire.

The Indefatigable class was not a significant improvement on the preceding ; the main difference was the enlargement of the dimensions to give the ships' two wing turrets a wider arc of fire.

Although there were some problems with the ship (the wing turrets had limited arcs of fire and strained the hull when firing a full broadside, and the top of the thickest armor belt lay below the waterline at full load), the Royal Navy promptly commissioned another six ships to a similar design in the and es.

What once was the primitive method of hand-dumping dry ice was replaced with rocket canisters loaded with silver iodide, and then gun-like devices mounted on the wings of the airplanes that fired silver iodide into the clouds.