Sentence examples for Fan the fire from inspiring English sources

How do you fan the fire to keep the momentum working in your favor?

They tried to fan the fire and keep those stock prices high in order to avoid eggs on their face.

For decades, Mexico's constitution has stipulated that the country's oil belongs only to its people, a fact leftist politicians have used to fan the fire of public opinion against allowing foreign companies in, saying oil left in the ground is like leaving money in the bank for Mexico's future children and grandchildren.

"I saw this flame in Katya, and I wanted to fan the fire," Hamilton said.

"How can there not be a will?" Susan Link, a Minneapolis estate attorney who also isn't involved in the case, said she doesn't think any of the lawyers involved will "fan the fire" of any discord among the siblings and that their decision last week to sit the siblings down together was a good move.

It has been found that when Millepora alcicornis grows in close proximity to an arborescent gorgonian sea fan, the fire coral becomes aggressive.

"Do not fan the fires of your neighbor; the fire might inadvertently spread to your home".

The conditions may again fan the fires in the region, including those of most concern around Orford, Osterley and Glenfern.

But there was an element also of van Goghian jeering, as though it were necessary, in his memory, to fan the fires a little higher.

"I don't want to fan the fires but I like this, it's a really good genome," said Edward M. Rubin, a genome expert at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.

This year, a spell of record-breaking hot weather across the south-east has helped fan the fires.