Sentences with phrase «burst into flames just»
After roughly 2,000 miles following behind the NV, the Miata's coil pack burst into flames just outside of Needles, California.
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The minivan struck pedestrians on a footpath in downtown Shanghai Friday afternoon before it burst into flames just four miles from where Prime Minister Your guide to Shanghai's best restaurants, bars, films, shopping, fashion, events, activities, things to do, tourist attractions, hotels, music, art
The minivan struck pedestrians on a footpath in downtown Shanghai Friday afternoon before it burst into flames just four miles from where Prime Minister Shanghai was the largest and most prosperous city in the Far East during the 1930s.
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«It's very easy to have it just burst into flames,» Corbould said.
Just because the ants don't see the influence behind the magnifying glass, doesn't mean there is not someone causing them to burst into flames inexplicably...
The 35 - year - old driver had just deployed his parachute after crossing the finish line at Gateway International Raceway in Madison, Ill., on Sunday, when his car broke into pieces and burst into flames.
On its third attempt, the plane finally went up, but came back down again just a few miles past the end of the run - way, crashing through a house, and bursting into a ball of flames.
That's right, the market is flooded with fugesi monkeys that probably just burst into flame when your kid blows it a kiss on Christmas morning.
Just last week, a brand new hoverboard that was given to a 10 - year - old as a Christmas present burst into flames inside a Brooklyn apartment while it was charging.
Just one problem — the liquid electrolyte in most lithium - ion batteries can burst into flames.
He was stunned when a getaway car just entered by Hannah exploded and burst into flames nearby, and exclaimed: «Claire!
There are women looking completely calm and collected or dancing while on fire or just bursting into flames.
Even though there's no hard data showing a link between climate and incidents of spontaneous human combustion, you just know they have to be linked, so let's toss that in too, since people naturally fear bursting into flames.