Sentence examples for an all-consuming fire from inspiring English sources

The earth, some believe, will be destroyed in an all-consuming fire, whilst the godly will be raptured to heaven.

All I remember about 2013 is how shrill I sounded screaming "A plague on both your houses", how whiny and melodramatic it felt to complain about the curse of Cassandra warning of an all-consuming fire when no one would listen.

It is a province fuelled not by the energy locked away in the oil sands but by an all-consuming fire of anger in their hearts that I can only assume is the inevitable result of having a province founded by intensely sexually-repressed fundamentalist farmers.

As you pass through the fire your right hand waving there are things you have to throw out That caustic dread inside your head will never help you out You have to be very strong 'cause you'll start from zero over and over again And as the smoke clears there's an all consuming fire lying straight ahead.

What an infantile word for a ball of all-consuming fire.

He's too interested in physical punishment to make room for much else, though the recurring images of Japanese (symbols of evil, not men) and American soldiers on fire are thematically linked to the all-consuming fire imagery ingrained in the Seventh-day Adventist beliefs.

"It's an all-consuming force.

But in the second, he imagines tossing a bomb whose flames billow into an all-consuming ball of fire.

Loge's fire music burns with slow intensity, no mere sparkler but an all-consuming furnace.

For the internet gurus who travel around like fire-breathing evangelists, preaching hate for the old world and an all-consuming love for the new, the answer is clear.

Galatasaray is an all-consuming passion.