Sentence examples for back in the fire from inspiring English sources
Back in the fire simulator, Lê set up her large-format wooden camera in the red-lit room.
Keys' return to the Blackfriars studio – the scene of an apology that backfired spectacularly and led to his resignation hours after Gray had been sacked – suggests that he is willing to put his hand back in the fire.
Many were burned before, and are reluctant to put their hands back in the fire.Activism is becoming mainstream.
All my Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac preferred stocks, and then throw them back in the fire.
"We don't have time to do much else with him besides throw him back in the fire," Mattingly said.
The Chancellor, however, has signalled that the Tory-Murdoch marital bad patch is now over, and the BBC, their joint enemy, is back in the firing line.
But on January 6th Mr Obama was back in the firing-line, accused of making another dubiously qualified appointment in the shape of Sanjay Gupta, a TV presenter and doctor, to be surgeon-general.
Google is back in the firing line over its tax affairs after the giant internet firm revealed it paid only £11.6m to the Treasury last year, despite generating $5.5bn£3.4bnbn) of business in the UK.
But the industry is back in the firing line as a cold snap focuses attention on heating, the cost of which stubbornly refuses to match the plunging oil price.
A series victory against the Six Nations champion Wales two months ago earned the New Zealander some reprieve, but the two most recent defeats by the All Blacks — and the manner of those losses — have put him firmly back in the firing line.
