As he shoved and groaned in the perspiring mass, there flamed across his mind the remark of a well-meaning aunt: 'How you will enjoy the games!
One fact alone flamedacross his mind: he must get out before the film was over.
Inoculate the medium in the flask in the usual manner, by means of a platinum needle, taking care that the neck of the flask and the rubber stopper are thoroughly flamed before and after the operation.
Spread a thin film of the emulsion on a newly flamed cover-slip, using no force, but rather leading the drop over the cover-slip with the platinum loop.
The black temper of him transformed his face too: it lost the geniality that was its main charm, and out of his eyes flamed a most wicked, cunning, cruel fellow.
The woman's face flamed up a little and took on the least of a look of alarm that Stewart--who was very cunning and quick in some matters--set about removing at once with some of those convenient lies that he seemed never out of the want of.
You say no more now than you showed by your face (and perhaps said too) on the night the beacon flamed on Dunchuach.
Jealousy flamed from him and it transformed him into a devil.
The sun flamed across the splendid serial waves of the grasses and the perfumes of a hundred spicy plants rose in the shimmering mid-day air.
The coaches lay under the western bluffs, but away to the south the valley ran, walled with royal purple, and directly across the flood, a beach of sand flamed under the sunset light as if it were a bed of pure untarnished gold.
The quality which defended him from attack was the spirit which flamed from his eagle-gray eyes.
Once more the spirit of the explorer flamed up in the soldier's heart.
On the shadowed sides of the ridges exquisite shades of pink and purple bloomed, while the most radiant yellow-green flamed from slopes on which the sunlight fell.
What could we do, his eyes flamed like two fires, his gestures were those of a Kurfuerst, or Apostle, or something higher yet.
And now quit this foolery," and he gave her kettle a kick, causing it to tip over, so that the coals flamedup with the fat of the snakes.
Here and there large fires fed by the straw beds of the patients now flamed up, and the disgusting smell of burnt linen filled the entire valley.
Europe flamed With human torches, living altar candles, Lighted before the Cross where men had hanged The Christ of little children.
VI O'er Phlegethon he stood: Below him roared and flamed The flood For utmost anguish named.
Onward before the freshening wind they come Full fraught with all the terrors, all the bale That flamed so long for the delight of Rome, The shrieking fires that struck the sunlight pale, The avenging fires at last!
His purpose flamed in his eyes and its light was so great that the horse read, and, reading, set his ears forward and screamed--not so much a scream of anger as of wondering terror.
The eyes, black as polished jet, flamed now with the glare of baleful fires.
In the thick dull gold braids hanging over her bare shoulders flamed two enormous scarlet flowers, no redder than her own lips pouted in alarm.
How her loveliness flamed in his blood--flamed as fiercely when he could not see the actual, tangible charms as when they were radiating their fire into his eyes and through his skin!
Then again memory of the other girl flamed through her.
The wild eyes that flamed into his asked for no quarter and received none.
She flamed round upon him, with the fierce passion of a tigress fighting for her young.
For at his birth the sistering stars were one That flamed upon it as one fiery star; Freedom, whose light makes pale the mounting sun, And Song, whose fires are quenched when Freedom's are.
And oh, the scorn that flamed from Kate’s eyes playing over her, and scorching her cheeks into crimson, and burning her lips dry and stiff!
His anger flamed anew as he thought of those cutting sentences he had overheard, taunting her own sister about the clothes she wore.
Four red spots flamed giddily out in their four sallow cheeks, and eight shining knitting needles suddenly became idle.
Blue drops fell from the oars and when they touched the sea there flamed up for an instant a little blue spot.
They seemed to understand that this boat had no aim, and they played with it and lightly tossed it, while their blue fires flamed up under the oars.
In all the days of his life David had never flamed out as he did now.
The young man started, and for a second his cheek flamed under the well-deserved reproach; but he recovered himself.
Pen, whose candle flamed up again in his wrath, and who was disposed to be as quarrelsome as men are when they are in the wrong.
But this light which has so suddenly flamed through the world also casts its shadows.
With fiendish thirst for battle the fiery sword flamed from the sky amid the uproar, dealing thrust after thrust and blow after blow--while here and there scarlet tongues of flame shot hissing upward through the dry branches.
Like a blaze of lightning the thought flamedthrough her soul.
All the evening what they had felt had flamed between them--.
Joy flamed up in Rotha's eyes and lips and cheeks.
And then her colour fairly flamed up; but she would not qualify her words.
The rockets checked for an instant, and flamed again more violently, and checked once more.
But something flamedvery brightly, and the ground thumped under Pop Young's vacuum boots.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "flamed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
