go down in flames

Maybe you think you've got to go down in flames.

She only had the job and it was going down in flames.

But if we were going to break up, we'd go down in flames.

One more step closer to this going down in flames.

So I was sort of waiting for the game to go down in flames and take my progress with it.

One had suddenly burst out and gone down in flames.

Maybe the Enterprise did wind up going down in flames.

Others have flashed across the sky and gone down in flames.

"Don't be with them when they go down in flames."

No reason for both of us to go down in flames."

Last Tuesday, quite a few of the school issues on the ballot went down in flames.

There's got to be some explanation, somebody to carry the can when a big show like this goes down in flames.

Eventually, though, the bad ideas go down in flames, along with investors' capital.

A sales tax that he had championed went down in flames.

I'll go down in flames if I have to.

Only then the Carthaginians decided to go down in flames.

Given almost any kind of aerial disturbance, they would go down in flames.

Maybe I could get a career as a poet, after you go down in flames."

It was an aeroplane going down in flames from some fight above the clouds.

"Go down in flames and smoke, as a matter of fact.

This is all going to go down in flames.

And when a genius goes down in flames, everybody feels the burn.

But a funny thing happened on the way to the Pacers going down in flames.

Each went down in flames, tarred with the image of a rich man trying to buy his way into office.

No, sir, I will not go down in flames for nothing."