Examples of 'world in flames' in a sentence
Meaning of "world in flames"
The phrase 'world in flames' is often used metaphorically to describe a situation or environment that is experiencing intense turmoil, chaos, or destruction. It can symbolize widespread conflict, unrest, or crisis on a global scale, conveying the severity and magnitude of the challenges being faced
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world in flames
He just showed us the entire world in flames.
A world in flames where only the dead remain.
It will systematically envelop the world in flames.
A world in flames.
Set the whole world in flames.
It was supposed to be the sequel to Playground of Destruction and World in Flames.
They would sooner see your world in flames than lift a finger to help.
Behind his driven up impatience, there were traces of that dream of a world in flames.
Superstition sets the whole world in flames philosophy.
The last few nights, I have had dreams again and again about the world in flames.
A computerized version of World in Flames has been under development for decades.
It starts in a time of war … A world in flames.
Ah, the world in flames.
With a villain called Wyatt . A world in flames.
Mercenaries 2: World in Flames is a bit of an awkward beast.
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If you want to change the world then World in Flames is for you.
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