fiery

An F1 car bursting into flames is a much rarer event—Grosjean's fiery crash is the first for over 30 years, and the sight of flames strikes a kind of primal fear, bringing to mind drivers like Roger Williamson and Niki Lauda.

There was Milan Hruška, a fiery miner from the North Bohemian coal mines.

Next door, a strip mall popped and hissed as unknown accelerants aided in its fiery destruction.

Shortly after leaving Stanleyville, Richard Holm and a Cuban pilot went down in a fiery plane crash.

The fiery first-term conservative won narrowly over Democrat Mike Michaud Tuesday night.

The fiery trial through which we pass, will light us down, in honor or dishonor, to the latest generation.

To this, it is greatly to be feared, the fiery Southerns will not submit without an armed struggle.

The shells came from Asia and Achi Baba:—in a fiery shower, they fell upon the lines of our front trenches.

There was too much of the old law with its thunders, too much of fiery Elijah, surviving in John.

There was no dog with her, and in the bustle that followed, I forgot to seek further for the solution of those two fiery lights.

It was then that for a moment I caught sight of a pair of glowing, fiery eyes shining through the darkness.