flame out

Every time they made love, she watched those eyes flame out of control.

Or at least not to flame out in Round 1.

She struck at her hair, trying to put the flames out.

One or two of them may flame out, but there is some safety in numbers.

It's because our best people flame out across the sky and never leave anything behind but a good light show.

The ground crews have never had to flame out anything.

I predict this show will flame out after next season.

"But we may find another method of putting the flames out."

But by then the engine would have begun to flame out.

They could flame out before he drew his next breath.

The J35 was known to flame out in rain, a very serious fault.

"When a guy like that flames out, everybody gets a piece.

We'll level off at fifteen thousand and go straight ahead until we flame out.

"Flame out in all four" was the expression, he remembered.

Sometimes the engine simply flamed out for lack of air.

We knew at some point he was going to totally flame out."

As it started to pour, he blew the flame out.

"If it means you're always on the verge of flaming out?"

What's worse than that, engine number two has just flamed out.

We could see it was on fire and desperately trying to rub against the wall to put the flames out.

"Problem is my cash card flamed out two weeks ago."

The skeleton appears to be shooting flames out of its mouth.

"We'll be lucky to get on the deck before we flame out."

Desperately he rolled along the floor, beating the flames out with his hands.