Sentence examples for * cauldron in from inspiring English sources

It's a cauldron in Belgium say the team on Five, ramping up the clichometer to maximum.

It's time to light the Olympic cauldron in a tropical country.

It is the cauldron in which immigrants melt into the melting pot.

Redgrave, five-times gold medallist who is favourite to light the Olympic cauldron in London, said continuity was crucial.

Twelve years later, the Brazilian lit the cauldron in the opening ceremony to begin the Rio Games.

There will be seven years between the fateful day in 2005 when the games was awarded to Britain, and the lighting of the Olympic cauldron in 2012.

"He's an incredibly acute and honest comic actor, but there's a cauldron in him that I'd love to tap," the director said.

The teenagers lit an outer layer of copper petals, which folded inward like a venus flytrap, igniting the cauldron in a primal blaze.

There's no way that this production will stay fixed like the Leaky Cauldron in a funny back alley of London's West End.

They said they discovered the three human skulls and bones that appeared to be from legs, arms and feet in a cauldron in a basement room.

The opening bowl of fish soup, ladled from a bubbling cauldron in the corner of the small open-plan kitchen and dining room, is especially good.