She had flaming red hair.
Cars were set alight, flaming barricades erected and police ambushed.
The landscape offers a flaming tribute to the end of summer.
He gave them hail for rain, and flaming fire in their land.
As we approached the flaming forests, I noticed ancient olive trees consumed by fire.
Fancy came out of the darkened room and lured him on, a thing of flaming brightness.
She stood before him, at the end of her speech, with her teeth clenched, her cheeks flaming.
He was two miles from the epicentre of the blast, in a rain of flaming scraps of paper and clothes.
"Someday I shall carry a flaming torch myself to set fire to both the temple and the Lord"!
Keeping with his bizarre noble streak, he answered honestly, and then tore ass out of there like a flaming housecat.
While a few miles distant, toward the north, the venerable campanile of the Mission San Juan stood silhouetted in purplish black against the flaming east.
She says she approached the flaming wreckage and crumpled metal which she described as' unbearably hot 'and near the twisted hulk lay the dead alien.
The woods were a triumphal parade of brown, yellow, orange, tawny red, and chestnut, and the flaming glowing scarlet of the maples.
"You have your wits scared out of you, drag your butt out of a flaming ball of wreckage and you can't even get a vodka-tonic," he wrote.
In early October the Soviet-era hydrofoil on this trip shudders for 20 hours through a wilderness, Banks of flaming birch broken only by the occasional fishing encampment.
Between extremities Man runs his course; A brand, or flaming breath, Comes to destroy All those antinomies Of day and night; The body calls it death, The heart remorse.
Back and forth, around and around the tower the two run, Donald dashing toward her, as the object of his desire runs to the other side to try to get a better look at him and his flaming crest.
Livid lightning flares in stormclouds ** **ve the seething ocean, and the flaming darts are captured and extinguished by the waters, while the serpentine reflections writhe, expiring, in the deep.
