1. The bonfire blazed away for hours.

2. The guns kept blazing away at the enemy.

3. Our gunners/guns kept blazing away at the enemy.

4. The contestants blazed away at the clay pigeons.

5. The students kept blazing away about the travel.

6. We blazed away at the enemy.

7. The fire blazed away and destroyed the whole hotel.

8. They blazed away at their work.

9. She took the gun and blazed away with calm and deadly accuracy.

10. Then they've got the ground crews with dozens of machine-guns and hundreds of damn rifles, all blazing away.

11. The guns were blazing away at them but they just kept coming.

12. So in reacting aggressively Davy Crockett was using another word to say he was prepared to “blaze away” at them.

13. He remembered Clemenza had told him not to do this,() to come out of the toilet and blaze away .