Sentence examples for born of fire from inspiring English sources

The ad for Chrysler called "Born of Fire," by the agency Wieden + Kennedy, featured the rap star Eminem driving a Chrysler through the streets of Detroit on a gray winter day.

The commercial Emmys that Wieden & Kennedy won the last three years were: "The Man Your Man Could Smell Like," for Old Spice, sold by Procter & Gamble, 2009; "The Heist," a Super Bowl spot for Coca-Cola, sold by the Coca-Cola Company, 2010; and "Born of Fire," a Super Bowl spot for the Chrysler Group, 2011.

Whether you're seeing it from the air or at ground level, this is what your senses struggle with in the open country, such flat planes worked over with hieroglyphics born of fire, erosion, meteor showers, drought and epochal passages of time.

There's been better marketing, too, including Chrysler's notable "Born of Fire" Super Bowl commercial starring Eminem.

Miami-Dade publishes a primer on pine rocklands called: Born of Fire.

But the new, elevated political discourse was born of the fire and the moral righteousness of the civil rights era.

Her husband, Walter, was born on Fire Island in 1919 and has never left for any length of time.

The front-page article told readers that The Wave had been born of a disaster (a fire in 1892 that inspired a local printer to start his own paper).

And occasionally they explode in fires born of the burning agony of continued insults to the soul.

Or maybe it is because you stand there with your defiant nevertheless, born of love but refined by fire".

A primeval sculpture, born of storm, thrust by forge or fire.