Sentence examples for bringing fire from inspiring English sources
"They think of it as bringing fire to humankind.
Separatist rebels and locals have begun tentative recovery efforts, bringing fire engines to put out blazes.
Firefighters took more than an hour to arrive, and then had trouble bringing fire trucks close enough to the seven-storey building because of the neighbourhood's narrow streets.
So long as the belt held intact, the strongpoints faced forward, bringing fire to bear and acting as observation posts for their own defending artillery.
Hart claims the mythological source for the figure, besides Nolan's Batman, is the chained Prometheus, bound by the Olympian gods for bringing fire to humankind.
The mounted infantry method of systematically "galloping to points of vantage and bringing fire to bear on the flanks of such machine gun nests," combined with quick outflanking of machine guns eventually won all obstacles, and the opposition was broken.
He thinks the sun will bring fire".
Now comes Mullah Omar spouting off that he and Osama will bring "fire and hell" on America.
Nearly all of the world's cultures have myths telling how a trickster, a clever human or some sympathetic deity brought fire to people and changed their lives.
A scoop of ginger sorbet brings fire and spice to bluefin tuna, chopped finely like a tartare and gently heated with cayenne pepper oil.
