Flamed in a sentence

At the same time, those that flamed out during their festival showings (like "Pain Hustlers") will get a second shot at success as they roll their way onto Netflix.

But her company flamed out after a Wall Street Journal investigation into the validity of the tests.

He eventually flamed out in Chicago and backed up Josh Allen in Buffalo for one year before signing with the Steelers in 2022.

Sixto Rodriguez, who lived in obscurity as his music career flamed out early in the U.S. only to find success in South Africa and a stardom he was unaware of, died Tuesday in Detroit.

Most of the Hawks’ current prospects should be in or near the NHL by 2025-26 — or will have flamed out, as inevitably happens to some.

Musk also flirted with Trump alternatives in the Republican primary, expressing support for Florida governor Ron DeSantis and entrepeneur Vivek Ramaswamy before they flamed out.

Rivers has flamed out of his last two jobs, first with the Clippers and more recently with the Philadelphia 76ers, so when the Bucks chose to fire their head coach in the middle of the season and bring Rivers in instead, many questioned the move.

That project notoriously flamed out, feeding a sense of cynicism about what the government can do.

When that run for office flamed out, he dug deeper into the VC realm, starting a Cincinnati-based fund backed by Thiel and Marc Andreessen in 2020.

But before it flamed out, it was incredible, about as avant-garde as 1980s network TV could be, regularly breaking the fourth wall and winking at the audience and constantly trying weird and new things.

Fans and selected artists—those bold enough to criticize the largest live events company in North America—flamed Live Nation on social media, accusing it of greed.

He flamed out at Tennessee in spectacular fashion.

Scangarello is also routinely flamed for situational conservatism.

Then the shooting star flamed out.

The league said Manziel, a first-round draft pick by Cleveland in 2013 who soon flamed out of the NFL, breached an agreement that made him eligible for the CFL.

They will also have a drive through and in addition to pizza, will be offering pasta and other "wood flamed provisions".

U.S. intelligence has long-established that Russian operatives and bots flamed up misogyny, perceived wrongdoing, and conspiracy theories in order to help first Sanders, then Trump.

Austin Fire Chief Jim McCoy said the bag was smoldering despite the rain, and when firefighters attempted to spray water on the bag there was a “pop”, and the bag flamed up.

Taking this one step further, many of the bullish setups in recent years have flamed out which is reminiscent of the 1990s when some people started getting excited about gold.

Laws vary from country to country, but in most cases, constant flaming can be considered cyber harassment, which can result in Internet Service Provider action to prevent access to the site being flamed.