Examples of 'have flared' in a sentence
Meaning of "have flared"
have flared: To have intensified or increased rapidly. This phrase is typically used to describe emotions, conflicts, or situations that have become more intense or heated
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have flared
The fire could have flared back up.
Tensions have flared between Barack Obama and the nation of Israel in recent weeks.
The allergies have flared up again.
Many of these provisions are simply addressing minor points that have flared up recently.
Regional tensions have flared in recent days.
Families and friends have been under stress, and arguments have flared.
Bitter divisions have flared up regularly ever since.
Communal conflicts have flared.
The compacting means may have flared lateral wings adjacent the curved surface.
Blouses match the skirts in color and have flared yokes.
The argument would never have flared up if the causes were apparent.
Saute pans often have straight vertical sides, but may also have flared or rounded sides.
Some copycat protests have flared up in other countries such as Belgium.
He made a new proposal, old disagreements have flared up again.
The protests have flared in Kabul and other cities in Afghanistan for the second day.
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The fire in the galley could have flared back up.
Tensions with Vietnam have flared over Chinese oil and gas exploration near the Vietnamese coast.
Why not? The fire could have flared back up.
The bays have flared skirting, still evident despite the application of siding.
Why not? The fire in the galley could have flared back up.
Would have flared up immediately, and died back just as fast. said that the blaze.
Across Asia and Africa, episodes of protest and violence against Chinese workers have flared.
While skillets typically have flared or rounded sides, sauté pans typically have straight, vertical sides.
Protests, which had died down, have flared up again.
The fire could have flared back up . I would have seen to it first.
The through-holes of each second link have flared ends ;.
In Spain two crises have flared up time and again, the social and the national.
The apparatus of claim 1 wherein said through-holes have flared upper surfaces.
In particular, sensitivities have flared dramatically when I am washing clothes and bed sheets.
I have flared the wheel arches so now there is space for my ' 20s.
Crimea would have flared up, too.
Since March 2013, riots have flared up in various cities in central and eastern Myanmar.
Anti-government protests have flared since Berkin 's death Tuesday.
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