Sentence examples for a live fire from inspiring English sources

Since cooking over a live fire gives food a distinctive element of smoky, charred taste, it further mediates against any attempt to introduce subtle, blended flavors.

Raines said the Iranian vessels announced over maritime radio just 23 minutes earlier that they would carry out a live fire exercise.

Rib roast comes out dark and crusty on the outside, red and juicy inside, with a live fire flavor better than that of a roast cooked in the oven.

After all, Chris — who some 27 years ago was one of the first East Coast chefs to insist on installing a live fire grill in his restaurant — has a pretty good track record of finding interesting ways to cook with flames.

The sensing message from social sensors can be used during a live fire emergency or traffic updates.

That was the height of interactivity, then: a live fire on TV (or, more likely, a looped fire).

In one neighborhood, the military posted a banner declaring a "Live firing zone".

Mr Fitzsimmons confirmed the cause of the fire was "on a live firing range as a result of the detonation of some ordnance", but he said: "Any suggestion that this practice would be on par with someone deliberately lighting fires, reckless or criminal, is outrageous".

In August 1942, a live firing test was conducted with the newly commissioned cruiser ; three pilotless drones were shot down in succession.

Hatred and bigotry were not a vestige of the superstitious past but a living fire — just what comes, and burns, naturally.

The jewel beetle, Melanophila acuminate, is a living fire detector: It can sense forest fires from afar, moving in quickly to lay its eggs in the smoldering bark of burnt trees, where its young develop virtually free of competition.