blaze造句

One fireman died fighting the blaze.

The tree will blaze with lights on Christmas.

They got married in a blaze of publicity.

In a blaze of anger he shouted at us.

The gardens in summer are a blaze of colour.

CONFRONTED by blaze after blaze in recent weeks, America's financial firemen have rushed to douse the flames-with one exception.

Taiko drums bang while fireworks blaze overhead, delighting kimono-clad onlookers.

The new flowers would blaze, peak, fade, and die before I knew their names.

The blaze of your eyes can burn the beaven and earth.

It is what led generations of pioneers to blaze a westward trail.

A deadly wildfire in Southern California now85- percent contained. Four firefighters have died battling the blaze. Another is in critical condition.34 homes are also destroyed in the arson blaze.

Officials said the blaze, caused by a leaking oil pipe from the refinery, gutted about 100 homes in two hours.

The fire burns through dozens of homes before frantic villagers are able to put down the blaze.

Thousands of firefighters have been battling the blaze, dubbed the Wallow fire, the second biggest in the history of Arizona.

But with dry and windy conditions forecast in the next few days, firefighters will struggle to control the blaze with or without more bolts from the sky.

As I search for them, I see a downy woodpecker spiraling up a birch tree, its blaze of reds as sharp as a tongue of flame.

The blaze spread to scaffolding and then to the 28-story apartment block itself, which houses a number of retired teachers, it said.

She touched the switch and the sudden blaze of light roused her sister, who was lying back on a sofa in a reverie.

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'a fanfare of trumpets, and the King's procession was soon advancing, a blaze of gold and crimson,' wrote Logue in the diary in which he was to record much of his life in Britain.

The house would be full of beds. The blaze in the oven died down while Wang Lung thought of all the beds there would be in the half empty house, and the water began to chill in the cauldron.

The Beijing Olympics ended with a blaze of deafening fireworks on Sunday, bringing down the curtain on a Games that dazzled the world with sporting brilliance and showcased the might of China.