Sentence examples for wood ablaze from inspiring English sources

You turned me, one of the greatest inventions in human history, into a Yule log — an hour-long recording of wood ablaze in a hearth, played on repeat.

You turned me, one of the greatest inventions in human history, into a Yule log an hour-long recording of wood ablaze in a hearth, played on repeat.

The quality of their opposition may be gauged by Elijah's summary execution of the foreign Baal cultists after they failed at the contest on Mt. Carmel (Elijah and the priests of Baal appealed respectively to YHWH and Baal to set a pile of wood ablaze to prove whose god was truly God).

To turn trees into charcoal, workers dig a huge pit, bury the wood and set it ablaze, but only limited oxygen is allowed into the fire.

The recently launched Euryalus was laying alongside this wharf, and the fire set ablaze the teak wood sheathing of the cruiser.

It certainly set the commentary world ablaze.

The trees and plantings are illuminated at night and nurtured by an automatic irrigation system, as is the ipe-wood sun deck on the top floor, ablaze with flowering species and a tropical vibe that is a nod to Ms. Fisher's extensive banking stints in South America.

A quarter of the victims were fellow service members, including Specialist Richard Davis of the Army, who was stabbed repeatedly and then set ablaze, his body hidden in the woods by fellow soldiers a day after they all returned from Iraq.

There, in two long trenches filled with salvaged wood, they dumped the dead and set cremation pyres ablaze.

The vegetation on Thursley Common was tinder dry, the heather and the gorse; all it needed was an act of carelessness to set it ablaze, and that appears to have happened in Spur Wood, a small copse of Scots pines in the centre of the reserve.

Here's a different visual showing the same pattern, but seen through four centuries of fire-frequency data in the Yosemite region gleaned from hundreds of tree-ring and wood samples: You can't avoid seeing a fingerprint of fire-suppression policies in the region now ablaze.