Sentence examples for Stream of fire from inspiring English sources
This program would have the substantial added benefit of reducing the endless stream of fire sales of previously foreclosed houses.
Riding a blinding stream of fire, Endeavour soared from the launching pad at 7 49 p.m. into a clear sky.
The performance is broken up by two half-hour intermissions, benefiting patrons in whom Prince Orlovsky's festivities have inspired a desire to sample the "Feuerstrom der Reben" ("grapes' stream of fire," as the Prince apostrophizes Champagne).
And the main reasons for his defeat were Sinn Fein's failure to deliver on decommissioning IRA weapons and the constant stream of fire and brimstone Mr Paisley poured on him for dealing with the devil and betraying his community.Nice stuff, powerNow Mr Paisley is doing just what he condemned Mr Trimble for (see article) The reasons seem to be the usual cynical ones.
Wood led his men up a steep ravine to reinforce "a few brave fellows, clinging to the edge of the parapet … the little band themselves saved from complete annihilation by the steady stream of fire which they poured over the top of the fort".
Pyro Knights, meanwhile, sport a custom-made stream of fire that moves faster than anything else in the game.
Last night, the drone of the AC-130 gunship could be heard over the mountains, sending streams of fire at Al Qaeda die-hards and dispersing flares to trick any heat-seeking missile Mr. bin Laden's fighters might have.
In all, 3 Israelis and 10 Kenyans died in the explosion, which sent streams of fire so high into the air that they were visible by boaters far offshore.
On the first morning of battle, during a ferocious struggle for the Muhammadia Mosque, about 45 marines with Bravo Company's Third Platoon dashed across 40th Street, right into interlocking streams of fire.
Their scenes together give Iweala the occasion for some of his most lushly emotional passages, with kisses that make Niru feel like "a star caught in the gravitational pull of a black hole, unraveling, spinning under the control of some unseen force, torn into streams of fire forever spiraling, never to be put together again".
This allows him to shoot streams of fire up to three times.
