Sentence examples for book fires from inspiring English sources
They are called 'sniper' (it looks into the order book, fires an order when it sees the prices it's told to get), 'guerilla', 'hunt' and 'dagger', all names metaphorically referring to a pattern of action.
Thanks to that and his later book, Fires of Faith, we can reassess both pre-reformation religion and the version of Catholicism that Queen Mary and her Archbishop of Canterbury, Cardinal Reginald Pole, rebuilt after Protestant mayhem.
Her first book, "Fire in the Conservatory," had intellectual force without that generative formal opposition.
His book Fire Aboard is recognised internationally and is frequently quoted.
He was labeled a literary sensation when his first book, "Fire and Ice," appeared in 1998.
There's a quote at the very beginning of my new book Fire Colour One.
I was dancing around the book fire when it hit me.
His new book, "Fire Season," reviewed this week in the magazine, is the product of eight seasons of such solitary observation.
Book: "Fire Alarm!" by Paul Ditzel Catalog blurb: This book is illustrated with more than 200 pictures of fire alarm boxes, gongs, indicators, registers, repeaters and central alarm offices.
Book: "Fire Men Games," by Jack A. Bennett Catalog blurb: This book is about the fun that a group of guys have when they are shut up in a firehouse together.
Book: "Fire Apparatus in Australia and New Zealand," by Steven Schueler Catalog blurb: The actual title of this book, from the German publisher EFB, is "Feuerwehrfahrzeuge Australien Neuseeland".
