blaze

01. Firemen say the [blaze] that destroyed the school started in the furnace room.

02. We built a [blazing] fire on the beach and cooked our supper over it.

03. A brilliant sunset [blazed] in the evening sky.

04. The wreckage of the car [blazed] as firemen fought to rescue a passenger trapped in the back seat.

05. Over forty people have lost their homes following a [blaze] which destroyed an entire apartment building.

06. Her paintings are a [blaze] of bright colors.

07. The cat's eyes [blazed] yellow in the gleam of my flashlight.

08. The bank robbers ran out of the bank with their guns [blazing] in their hands.

09. The ship's cannons were [blazing] as the enemy drew closer.

10. The old woman's eyes were [blazing] with excitement at the sight of her grandchildren.

11. The forest fire was already burning fiercely when fire crews arrived to battle the [blaze].

12. Witnesses reported seeing a sudden [blaze] of light before the plane crashed.

13. The firefighters were praised for their heroic efforts in saving everyone in the [blaze] that destroyed a local elementary school.

14. The fire marshal is investigating a suspicious [blaze] which destroyed a church over the weekend.

15. A dozen prisoners escaped from jail when a fire started, and all the doors were unlocked to let firemen fight the [blaze].

16. The new recruits were sent on a five hour march with full gear in the [blazing] sun.

17. By the time the firemen arrived, the [blaze] was raging through the building.

18. The rocket flew across the sky in a [blaze] of fiery light.

19. Firemen tackled a major [blaze] at a fireworks factory over the weekend.

20. The shooting star left a shining trail as it [blazed] across the midnight sky.

21. We could see the lights [blazing] in the windows of the cabin as we walked across the snow.

22. We hiked along the beach in the [blazing] sun for over four hours.

23. Rioters were setting cars [ablaze] and breaking shop windows.

24. The Christmas tree was [ablaze] with strings of lights of every color.

25. The morning sun set the sky [ablaze].

26. Felix Adler once noted that the hero is one who kindles a great light in the world, who sets up [blazing] torches in the dark streets of life for men to see by.