Sentence examples for backdrop of fire from inspiring English sources

It turns out the video is for a more electronic remix, with Swift playing ass-kicking alter ego Catastrophe as two girl gangs wage war on each other against a backdrop of fire.

Dose magazine's Leah Collins was more neutral in her review, questioning if Gaga was simply "swooning with nostalgia for other pop culture nuggets that have featured the same NYC backdrop of fire escapes and brown-stone steps" or just attempting to "be saving a metric buttload on the budget".

One officer, Police Constable Andrew Brown, said that he encountered Mr. Tomlinson "shuffling" toward a police cordon against a backdrop of fires, smoke and rocks being thrown by the protesters.

The efforts come against a backdrop of abnormal fire seasons around the world.

Against a backdrop of forest fires that would close the park within a few days, they sat next to the water.

One traumatized old Shilluk woman sits catatonically amid the backdrop of smoke and fire.

And the French players also go into the game against the backdrop of the under-fire Lièvremont's withering attack made on the squad less than 24 hours after losing in Rome.

The Pittsburgh mayor spoke to the larger political backdrop of Rogers's firing: "This is precisely the time when the constitutionally protected free press — including critics like Rob Rogers — should be celebrated and supported, and not fired for doing their jobs.

The move comes against the backdrop of several cease-fire violations last year in which border troops and civilians were killed on both sides.

With a fresh backdrop of unprecedented forest fires in the West, ferocious storms along the Eastern Seaboard (tornadoes attacking elsewhere), alternating drought and flood in the country's interior wreaking havoc on the Mississippi and the next of many rounds on its way, you can almost hear the booming voice indicting us with a good, "they have sown the wind, and they shall reap the whirlwind".

He wandered around the huge painted backdrops of prairie fires, dust storms, tumbleweeds, tornadoes.