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The summer sun was setting, painting the earth-tone structures of Istanbul with firelike colors, the odor of scorched lamb wafting in through the open windows from the street vendors in the world below.

The Thieves of Darkness Richard Doetsch 2010

The summer sun was setting, painting the earth-tone structures of Istanbul with firelike colors, the odor of scorched lamb wafting in through the open windows from the street vendors in the world below.

The Thieves of Darkness Richard Doetsch 2010

The summer sun was setting, painting the earth-tone structures of Istanbul with firelike colors, the odor of scorched lamb wafting in through the open windows from the street vendors in the world below.

The Thieves of Darkness Richard Doetsch 2010

She saw another bird with firelike feathers streak between them, and she saw a shape that looked like a winged lion, silhouetted against the blue.

Enchanted Ivy Sarah Beth Durst 2010

As a young man, Hakuin had fallen ill after assiduous, prolonged meditation, suffering " firelike burning in the head " along with such afflictions as restlessness and nightmares.

Drawn Toward Enlightenment Lee Lawrence 2010

She saw another bird with firelike feathers streak between them, and she saw a shape that looked like a winged lion, silhouetted against the blue.

Enchanted Ivy Sarah Beth Durst 2010

She saw another bird with firelike feathers streak between them, and she saw a shape that looked like a winged lion, silhouetted against the blue.

Enchanted Ivy Sarah Beth Durst 2010

And undulating, firelike lights lick at the perimeter of the rotunda's giant skylight.

Groping In The Dark 2007

Its fading away is a sign of fine weather because if the air is not yet in a state to get the better of the heat it contains and proceed to condense into water, this shows that the moist vapour has not yet separated from the dry and firelike exhalation: and this is the cause of fine weather.

Meteorology 2002

In the Old Testament creation myth, the name of the first man is given as Adam, which means “red earth,” no doubt suggesting both the color of the ground from which he is created and the red, firelike qualities of his essence.

Zolar’s Magick Of Color Simon 1994