Yet did not some of them now and then flare up?

Let the light flare up between our hands when we are one.

An idea flared up in his eyes for a moment and then went out.

At the same moment a new light flared up on their left.

Again the fire flared up and kept the men back from the car's side.

Given the right conditions they could flare up at any time.

But it will flare up again, soon enough, once we are gone.

The shoulder problem began to flare up over the last two weeks.

When they got back to the camp, George flared up.

There was no telling, they said, what violence could flare up.

His condition could have flared up at any level, he said.

And then the debates will flare up all over again.

I suppose this could be a flare up of the last one.

His back has flared up now and then, but never seriously.

And it may flare up again in the courts, as well.

But I tell you that light flares up just as it used to do.

As the 1955 models went into production, an old problem flared up.

And you can never be sure when the inspiration is going to flare up.

Then suddenly, to the west of the village, a great light flared up.

It's something a lot of people have, mine just flared up.

Since one never knows when it may flare up again, there is good reason for watching the area.

The magic on his hands flared up - and died out.

The hope flared up in him again Have you he started eagerly.

Instead, it only encouraged her to flare up at him even more.

"I was a little scared it would flare up again."