a sea of flames造句

• Fuel from the ruptured tanks ignited and produced a sea of flames.
• There was supposed to be a sea of flames but the ignition system failed.
• A sea of flames soared over their heads.
• Seoul will be a sea of flames.
• Orikal was trapped within a sea of flame by Geirrodur, King of the Trolls.
• In the end, the villain is killed aboard his own U-Boat in a sea of flaming oil.
• On the September 1930 cover was a picture of a New York skyscraper being torn from its roots in a sea of flames.
• A few days after the outbreak of the uprising Hans Frank wrote in his diary : " Almost all Warsaw is a sea of flames.
• At the time, North Korea warned that it could turn the South Korean capital of Seoul into " a sea of flames ."
• "There was a sea of flames, and I couldn't find my home, " said Arzanegi, who was 14 then.
• April 29 turned out to be the worst day in the history of Molde, as the city was transformed into a sea of flames by incendiary bombs.
• He is shot by Tenma and seems to fall over a balcony into a sea of flames, but returns as an attorney for Tenma called Alfred Baul.
• But North Korea would probably respond by turning South Korea ( and American bases there ) into what it describes as " a sea of flames ."
• Tension on the Korean peninsula rose sharply last summer, with North Korea threatening to turn Seoul, the South Korean capital, into " a sea of flames ."
• Anderson said he felt led to offer the $ 5, 000 to Sim after seeing news footage of the massive fire that gutted the church and collapsed its steeple into a sea of flames.
• When tensions flared last summer over the North's suspected nuclear weapons development, North Korea openly threatened to turn Seoul, the South Korean capital, into " a sea of flames ."
• The flames got a hold the church around 5 p . m . and when the ceiling gave around 10 p . m ., the entire library's collection was delivered into a sea of flames.
• In the most alarming passage the essay says, " North Korea is capable of turning South Korea into a sea of flames and can completely annihilate the South with nuclear and chemical weapons and missiles ."
• Within minutes of the collision the veteran FDNY fireboat " Fire Fighter " arrived to what the firefighters aboard would later describe as a sea of flames that extended 3, 000 yards in front of them.
• For such a catastrophic collision, explosion, and fire, it was a low loss rate compared to other boats that were hit by shell fire . " PT-109 " was gravely damaged, with watertight compartments keeping only the forward hull afloat in a sea of flames.