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Meanings of blaze up in English
Usage of blaze up in English
1
I tried to warn you, but the fireworks had to blaze up.
2
Fires began to blaze up here and there, some for terrible purpose.
3
Presently, however, we saw a star blaze up and destroy its planets.
4
Why, then, do they thus strangely blaze up into grandeur and heroism?
5
And at last Anne's frock caught fire,-andhow it did blaze up!
6
We'll have a grand bonfire, and see them blaze up, won't we?
7
She sat at the fire and made one fagot after another blaze up.
8
Philip turned to answer him, and suddenly felt the fire blaze up again.
9
Behold, the very fires, when extinguished, blaze up again, in fright, when blown.
10
A fire will often blaze up when you think it's out.
11
I wonder sometimes I don't blaze up right before people's eyes.
12
And the hunters put more wood on the fire, and made it blaze up.
13
As soon as the fire begins to blaze up the scene becomes most beautiful.
14
She was delighted to see him blaze up in anger.
15
Barbara's conduct had made the repressed fire of love blaze up anew in Wolf.
16
Fire made with dry grass or straw blaze up quickly and become soon extinguished.
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