Frank J. Wilstach, comp. A Dictionary of Similes. 1916.
Blaze
Blaze like the eyes of a maniac.
—Anonymous
Blazed up like a beacon.
—Anonymous
Blaze like the fat in sacramental flame.
—Philip James Bailey
Blaze like a couple of lamps on a yellow post-chaise.
—Richard Harris Barham
Blaze like a wyvern flying round the sun.
—Robert Browning
Blazed like a sun over the startled East.
—Edward Bulwer-Lytton
Blaze like a box of matches.
—Joseph Conrad
Blazing like a brace of suns.
—Alphonse Daudet
Blazed as if with inward fire.
—Gabriel D’Annunzio
Her heart blazed up like fire before the wind.
—Firdawsī
Blaze like a furnace.
—Frederick Tennyson
Blazes like a mighty sword
Leaping to the fight.
—George Sylvester Viereck