be ablaze

That media day was primed to be Bronny James’ night in the spotlight, LeBron James’ four-star son fresh off his 18th birthday and entering a senior year that’ll be ablaze with speculation about college and pro plans.

No, I mean, we had to come up because I knew that the internet would be ablaze with this, “Oh, David Harbour’s in a Russian prison, Hopper’s in a Russian prison.”

The larches in October should be ablaze in gold.

On the day of Nina Riva’s big annual party in 1983, they follow their usual routines; by that night, their family home will be ablaze.

Although all the menorahs’ candles won’t be ablaze until the festival’s eighth day — there are nightly festivities — this year the Manhattan lamp, decked in glittering rope lights, will be a brilliant beacon all week.