The phrase "a small fire of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a minor or contained fire, often in a metaphorical sense or when discussing a physical fire that is not large.
Example: "As the campers gathered around, they enjoyed the warmth of a small fire of crackling wood."
Alternatives: "a tiny blaze of" or "a little flame of".
The longer he talks, and the deeper he thinks, the more his eloquent intelligence and personal warmth crackles like a small fire of hope.
I borrowed Camillo's cigarette lighter and made a small fire of dead grass at the corner of the compound, and I passed the piece of chicken through the fire, believing like a Boy Scout that I was killing the fly-borne germs.
Inside a tepee beside the family's brick house, Mr. Redbone's brother-in-law was "cedaring" (blessing) first the children, then the family and Wolf's Heaven people with smoke from a small fire of seeds and fragrant grasses, which he coaxed upward and brushed along each of our faces with a feather fan.
Within three hours Saturday it grew from a small fire of unknown origin burning near an outbuilding to a wall of flame that by Sunday evening had plowed through a number of small communities including Middletown, a 19th century stagecoach stop midway between Clear Lake and Calistoga.
Do not worry if you start a small fire of the edge; just shake the paper until it disappears and it will leave a dark brown area where the fire was.
The report says the evidence isn't consistent even with a small fire capable of incinerating one body.
The results from extensive parametric studies demonstrate that fire has a strong potential for degrading the in-plane stiffness and inducing significant out-of-plane instability in these structural systems, even for a small fire exposure duration of one hour.
"We had a small fire a couple of weeks ago.
The onetime child star, who most recently appeared in "Hairspray" and "Easy A," was detained by Ventura County sheriff's deputies Monday after allegedly starting a small fire in front of a home in Thousand Oaks, authorities told L.A. Now.
Actress Amanda Bynes was detained by Ventura County sheriff's deputies Monday and hospitalized for a mental health evaluation after she set a small fire in front of a Thousands Oaks home, authorities said Tuesday.
Among the interactive kiosks and a small fire truck, the walls of one section of the museum are covered in hundreds of brightly colored fire badges, donated by firefighters from around the world as an offering of support since 9/11.
