Sentence for flames | Use flames in a sentence

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• What had she seen beyond the candle flames? (8)
• All three were dead in the smoke and flames. (8)
• The flames illuminated her as she descended. (10)
• Lavender in this act of blowing up the flames. (8)
• Did it matter whether the flames consumed her? (10)
• I would swear it with this hand in the flames. (10)
• The crackling flames reddened her whole person. (10)
• They have seen it kindle Ilium to flames so often! (10)
• He heard the quiet lick and flutter of the fire flames. (8)
• Was not she a priceless manuscript cast to the flames? (10)
• Hardshaw stood motionless, speechless, his eyes two flames. (1)
• Sudden flames burst out here and there, singly and in dozens. (7)
• He hid his lips with his hand, and turned again to the flames. (8)
• By surrendering herself to the flames, like a soul unto death! (10)
• Quickly did the flames of the conflict spread to the New World. (19)
• Half a dozen figures were dashing buckets of water on the flames. (8)
• The blunt flames of the fire opposite threw a sombre glow on it. (10)
• And Stanley had a vision, suddenly, of his plough-works in flames. (8)
• That I recollect, and a sight of flames, like the end of the world. (10)
• Flames shot through the roof and steeple, and the walls began to fall in. (19)
• An elephant came as far as the door of the building, then turned back into the flames. (21)
• He looked upon her lovely hands, rosy in the glow of the flames, and felt a dread for her. (12)
• But sleep, as the firelight sleeps when flames die; as music sleeps on its deserted strings. (8)
• Flames of fire darted out from a log-house battery which barred his approach to the Lower town. (19)
• An icy wind had fanned the flames till they blazed higher and higher, threatening her destruction. (5)
• The place was levelled by flames in March, 1868, completely frustrating his plans for the future. (21)
• She, however, once out of the public flames, had to recall her scorchings to be gentle with herself. (10)
• In despair at losing all their possessions, the two squaws flung themselves headlong into the flames. (19)
• Captain Bulsted had left him bravely attempting to quench the flames after the explosion of fireworks. (10)
• Deliverance from the flames of purgatory would never be more cheaply purchased than at this opportunity. (5)
• The shrieks and snortings of the horse and cows, the steady whirr of the flames, drowned all lesser sounds. (8)
• The countless windows along the broad front gleamed portentously with the reflection from the flames above. (13)
• The flames and smoke now filled the whole cow-house, and came rushing through the gap that they were making. (8)
• They were tipped with lightning-rods, and from some of them came thick fumes shot with the quiver of flames. (12)
• He cared nothing for that; the spectacle pleased, and he danced with glee in imitation of the wavering flames. (1)
• Now, as Shibli Bagarag watched the hawk, the flames stretched out towards him and took hold of his vestments. (10)
• Apparently the flames had nothing to contend against, for they were making terrible strides into the darkness. (10)
• Crackling of flames swallowed the barking of the dogs, and was itself silenced by piercing cries, hisses, roars. (12)
• It was a song of flourishes: one of those be-flowered arias in which the notes flicker and leap like young flames. (10)
• The whole countryside seemed to burst in lurid flames, and a hail of grapeshot and bullets flew in all directions. (19)
• I was in a dozen crashes on the railroad, and was in Bridgeport both times the winter quarters were swept by flames. (21)
• But the modern tendency is to a type where flames do not destroy, nor moth corrupt, nor thieves break through and steal. (9)
• The flames spread so rapidly that the firemen could do nothing more than save the adjoining buildings, cars and wagons. (21)
• What memories a fire gathered into it, with its flaky ashes, its little leaf-like flames, and that quiet glow and flicker! (8)
• A brownish smoke came from the flames, a white veil flowed from her shoulders; an undreamed-of lightness took possession of me. (12)
• There was a time of silence and awful quiet; but almost immediately the blue flames, shot with orange, leaped upward once more. (13)
• And a smile licked at the folds in his dark face, like those flames licking the sheets of paper, till they writhed and blackened. (8)
• But in its place he saw the sheer stretch of pitiless wall, the miserable figures on the iron ladder being swept into the flames. (13)
• The purple, delicate-veined crocuses, with little flames of orange blowing from their centres, seemed to hold the light as in cups. (8)
• With each of those dull mutterings, life and love were going out, like the flames of candles on a Christmas-tree, blown, one by one. (8)
• Ascetic, crucified, with a little smile clinging to the lips and deep-set eyes, he presided, above the bluefish flames of a log fire. (8)
• Reason, acting in her heart as a tongue of the flames of the forge where we all are wrought, told her surely that the good predominated. (10)
• Red the far summit flames with morn, While in the plain a glistening Court Surrounds the king who practised scorn Through such a mask of sport. (10)
• These measures might have succeeded, but the wind unluckily was in the wrong direction and blew the flames of the Huron torches away from the fort. (19)
• He made no capital out of errantry, his temperament being far too like his red-gold hair, which people compared to flames, consuming all before them. (8)

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