Sentence examples for burning a fire from inspiring English sources

Always, when burning a fire, have a bucket of water or a water hose nearby.

To prevent the tumbleweeds from rolling off site or burning in a fire and releasing radioactivity, the department buries them.

As an example, Williams says users could be alerted to the fact a fire is burning a few streets away from where Twitter knows (or thinks) they are.

Then she admitted causing the fire by burning a letter from her estranged husband.

The young soldier was remembered today by his sister Rivka Liebovitz as "a burning fire, a powerful burning man".

Patrick DeWitt's second novel, The Sisters Brothers, begins with a cruel image: a horse burning up in a fire, "his kicking, burning legs, his hot-popping eyeballs".

Given the examples in TF 170, we see that al-Ghazālī does not take the state of affairs in which, say, a burning fire does not burn a dry piece of cotton to be impossible.

Behind them are a burning fire and a half wall where puppeteers hold up puppets that cast shadows.

When Gould witnesses his own book - and this one - burning in a fire, one can only groan; we've heard all this before.

If you want people to act on your vision, you need to create a burning ambition: a fire from within.

All experiments selected had a randomized complete block design, including a burning versus fire exclusion factor, in 4 or 5 replications.