Sentence examples for a fire for a from inspiring English sources

Julie Andrews's memoir is full of crisp locutions like "poor unfortunate" and "banished to the scullery" and "trivet," a characteristically precise term that the dictionary defines as "an iron tripod placed over a fire for a cooking pot or kettle to stand on".

The elastic method previously developed for the design of steel structures subject to a fire for a 2-dimensional framework has been extended to a 3-dimensional one.

The user also supplies an estimate of the proportions of the log classes that are salvageable after a fire for a user-specified fire severity class, as shown in the example data for disasters.

Even the paperboy isn't safe: in "The Christmas Heart," the opening credits haven't stopped rolling when one is threatened with a firing for an errant throw.

The traditional method of lighting a fire for religious purposes is with a fire drill.

Place a lid on the skillet and let it simmer on a low fire for about an hour.

Add the brown sugar and let it simmer on a low fire for about an hour.

But now, people can buy a Kindle Fire for $159 or a Nexus 7 for $269.

This will be a baptism of fire for a whole generation".

A tree fell for a reason, a thatched roof caught fire for a reason — because someone wished it alight.

Although it turned out there was no fire, for a moment a stampede seemed possible as hundreds pushed toward a lone exit.