flying sparks造句

• Welding glass protects against glare and flying sparks.
• There were also instances where the transported items caught fire from flying sparks and helped spread the fire.
• As the rig slid across the eastbound traffic lanes, the tank ruptured and flying sparks ignited the fuel, officials said.
• Death, in this case, involves a lot of flying sparks, dangling wires and dismembered wheels as two robots enter the Plexiglas-encased BattleBox.
• Flying sparks representing a risk for the downstream filter systems were caused in the exhaust and dedusting systems by foreign bodies or defective machine parts.
• Always place the grill on a flat surface away from overhangs, fences, deck railings, dry leaves and shrubbery that might be ignited by a sudden flare-up or flying spark.
• I kept a screwdriver in the glove compartment and became adept at getting under the hood and shorting out the starter to crank the car, one hand pulling on the throttle cable, the other trying to avoid getting burned by flying sparks.
• He led a large people's army against the Japanese invaders, and their " puppet constabulary ", as Supremo Luis Taruc, or " Lu-Lu " ( " the racing one " ), then " Alipato " ( " the flying spark that spreads a fire " ).
• Her previous Tzadik CD, " Flying Sparks and Heavy Machinery " features two pieces inspired by her 1999 residency in the factories of Nuremberg, Germany . " Burnt Ivory and Loose Wires ", her first solo release for Tzadik, focuses on her work for detuned piano.
• A good example is " flying sparks, " which glow white-hot with temperatures probably in the thousands of degrees Celsius, but with so little actual heat that they are harmless to most things they land on ( keyword-" most " : ) Nimur 21 : 25, 21 January 2007 ( UTC)