flames造句

The flames leapt up.

The candle flames wavered.

Divination by fire or flames.

Calmly extinguish any nearby flames.

The flames licked up everything.

The firewood was in flames.

The flames leaped and sparkled.

But now it has collapsed in flames.

Throw the water over the flames.

The plane went down in flames.

Your eyes, a corporation Lielie the flames.

If often leaps out of the flames.

With a command, the flames rose and the square was filled with flames.

Fires were everywhere, and the whole city was in flames.

The enemy's base became a sea of flames.

The house was in flames when the fire engine arrived.

I like seeing the flames of sunset quietly.

The fireworks are showering sparks and flames overhead.

Join the flames together about a third of the way or midway from the base of the fire and have the flames separated going up from that point.

Lay the casualty down as soon as possible to prevent the flames sweeping upwards. Quickly put out the flames by dousing the casualty with water.

Out of the flames came two huge dark horses, like great, mythical beasts moving as one, jet black against the brightness of the flames.

Soon, from a score of the great windows, flames burst forth.

He was watching the red flames in the wide open fireplace.

A few bytes out of place and the whole application goes down in flames.

A firefighter works to put out flames near Mansfield in Australia.

Rain has reduced the 22 square mile wildfire near a bombing range in New Jersey, calming the flames to mostly smoldering brush. But firefighters warn the flames could rekindle if the winds pick up.

The firewood, accompanied by bones, exploded in the flames and seemed to moan and act like a rebel.

Several Tongzhi in the courtyard of a pile of bamboo points in the play, red flames, burning bamboo after "Papa" to Baoxiang, the beast go here, see the flames make a U-turn run scared.

As the dummies were thrown into the flames a sudden storm broke and sent everyone scampering for cover.

Once men began to drain it; suddenly one of them raised a cry that he saw his house in flames.

The desire to add fuel to the flames and urge them to be independent, but not to be righteous.

He had just poked up the fire and was staring blankly at the flames when someone burst in.

But then one day, after scavenging for food, he arrived home to find his little hut in flames, the smoke rolling up to the sky.

He stumbled toward the burning house as an enormous figure emerged from out of the flames carrying Fang on his back.

The leaders of the political field should be able to commend this matter more, and the promotion of the moral trend will add fuel to the flames.

The light source on the eight immortal tables, is a small oil dish, above the oblique shelf of a rush, the flames like a stretched soybean, a shake.

When he posted a list of ten short reasons why he had decided to move away from the political right, it attracted plenty of flames.

Horsemen rode their steeds through flames in the annual "Luminarias" purification festival in the village of San Bartolome de los Pinares in central Spain on the eve of St Anthony's Day on January 16.

With the irritable and moody personality of the first emperor, and Zhao Gao's fondness for making mischief and setting fire to the flames, their life will be very sad.

Every season, there's a club of whom little is expected who steam away at the start of the season and hoist themselves to the top of the table, in a glorious, but inevitably short, burst of flames.

Ms Shevtsova believes that the elite’s misrule is demoralising society and could “bring Russia down in flames”; Sir Andrew says that the “smell of danger is in the air”.

Well, the government makes these two issues under the pretence of trying to end the civil war once and for all, whereas, in actual fact, these bonds are only adding fuel to the flames.

"I went on looking till the seats of kings were placed, and one like a very old man took his seat: his clothing was white as snow, and the hair of his head was like clean wool; his seat was flames of fire and its wheels burning fire."

"and, looking, I saw a storm-wind coming out of the north, a great cloud with flames of fire coming after one another, and a bright light shining round about it and in the heart of it was something coloured like electrum."

At that time, Hankou was a nest lurking in the old forces. Soon after the conquest, all kinds of newspapers were still singing the same old tune. Therefore, it was necessary to suppress the enemy's flames and strengthen the revolutionary prestige here.