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vb. (present participle of flame out English)
Usage examples of "flaming out".
The assassin had only one thought and that was to try desperately to ease the white-hot pain spreading up from his groin and flaming out the top of his head.
The barricade exploded, sending shards of woods flying, flaming out.
Everywhere he looked ships-of-the-fleet were breaking apart, flaming out as they plunged into Earth's betraying blue softness, wings and stabilizers folded by heat, delicate necks snapped, molten alloy falling like silver tears in the night.
It was a jolt that sent an excruciating pain flaming out from his wounded hip.
For fifteen minutes they sped along in silence and now Bond could clearly see the great pilot-light of the engine cutting through the night, not more than five miles away, and an angry fountain above it from the woodsparks flaming out of the great dome of the smoke-stack.
The sun was just above the trees and flaming out its anger over being forced to abandon its realm to darkness, the sullen red painful to the eyes but forcing a soothing, quiet calm on everything that would soon become part of the silence of night.
As the little ship went flaming out toward the stars he watched it go with feelings he did not care to analyze.
Peering through the swirl of seething mist, Kane saw the pair of huge tilted eyes flaming out of the red-hued gloom.
Their irreconcilable hatred of mankind, instead of flaming out in acts of blood and violence, evaporated in less dangerous gratifications.
Jasper looked straight at him, rage suddenly flaming out over his disdain.