The phrase "a roaring fireplace" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a fireplace that is producing a loud, crackling sound, often associated with a warm and cozy atmosphere.
Example: "On a cold winter evening, we gathered around a roaring fireplace, sharing stories and laughter."
Alternatives: "a crackling fireplace" or "a blazing fireplace".
Inside, a roaring fireplace resembles the ubiquitous stone walls of Ireland, built without mortar.
General Ambience Modern English with Bloomsbury Group murals and a roaring fireplace in the lobby.
A gay bar, even a fancy one with chandeliers and a roaring fireplace like the Abbey, seems an unlikely haunt for a megastar.
Diners in ski helmets huddle around cherry-wood tables and a roaring fireplace, sipping Tuscan reds ($15), while neatly groomed waiters bring plates of cured meats and fine cheeses ($15).
At a retreat in Connecticut, we sat together in front of a roaring fireplace in a high-ceilinged living room as she read aloud a series of letters saying goodbye to her husband and her children.
After a hard morning's skiing we walked in to find a roaring fireplace by which we hung up our jackets, gloves and hats so they were warm and dry by the time we left.
A giant door and roaring fireplace symbolised the return of family abroad, while the inflatable woolly jumper was wheeled down the city's main thoroughfare of O'Connell Street to offer up hugs to all.
The roaring fireplace offers a warm refuge from the blustering winds off the nearby St . Lawrence River
WHEN Isabel Dassinger arrived at Townhouse Spa with its mother-of-pearl walls and roaring fireplace, she was anticipating an afternoon of coddling.
But Number Sixteen represents a different sort of British hospitality, a more discreet, cozy and make-yourself-at-home kind, with an honesty bar, tree-filled garden and roaring fireplace in the chic but comfortable drawing room.
Marooned on the cobblestones of a Brooklyn neighborhood so cozily forlorn that you could easily imagine the clomping of a night coach passing by, Vinegar Hill House is one of those vintage joints wherein certain elements — distressed-wood furniture, roaring fireplace, bartenders with Reconstruction-era facial hair — conspire to give a feeling of homey, antique cheer.
