Sentence examples for cast into fire from inspiring English sources

"Not all mankind will be cast into fire," he says in "Everyone's Elegy," "though / quite a number of them were / during the decade preceding my / birth and no doubt even more will be / shortly".

"It feels like the Visigoths at the gates of Rome," he told the Guardian, "All these incredibly valuable and important subjects are being cast into the fire".

Even Sunday's universally lauded performance will only earn him a brief reprieve – six months, perhaps – before he's cast into the fire again.

It is better for thee to enter into life with one eye, rather than having two eyes to be cast into hell fire".

At the end of the track, "You know which people got to die" is softly sung while an upside-down American flag is cast into a fire.

Every tree that brings not forth good fruit is cut down, and cast into the fire.

Citing the New Testament book of Revelation, he said those responsible should be cast into a "lake of fire".

I prayed that my great-great grandfathers -- two of them rabbis -- were not cast into a lake of fire. .

One division of fired-up gay women cast into the breach and these wars would be over in nanoseconds.

She had the lines, the looks (despite the nose) and eventually the Laurie, even though she threw Jo's manuscript in the fire and should have been cast into the outer darkness forever.

That is nearly what happens a few weeks later in the great fire of September 1776, which the British blame on villainous "incendiaries who were detected in the act of setting fire to the combustibles, some of whom were cast into the flames, and the others put to the sword by the exasperated soldiers and sailors".