Sentence examples for cold fired from inspiring English sources

President Vladimir V. Putin, responding to an energy crisis that has plunged the Pacific Coast into darkness and cold, fired Energy Minister Aleksandr Gravin, left.

But Mr. Stewart works up a cold fire now and then that's pretty compelling.

After his invention of cold fire plasma, he formed three companies to devise commercial applications.

He adored the strange, luminous element, and called it "cold fire" (kaltes Feuer), or, in a more affectionate mood, "mein Feuer".

So she sits there by the ashes of the cold fire, listening to the furtive groans and thumps of the old house.

November daytime temperatures average 56 degrees, but nights can go below freezing, so you must be prepared for the cold; fires are not allowed in the back country.

Even on small stages, she said, there is greater evidence of gerbs -- spark-shooting devices that spit what is called cold fire, but can still ignite flammable material.

Cold Fires in an Iron Sky Strindberg's "Miss Julie" will open at Amherst College's Kirby Theater on Feb. 24, directed by Peter Lobdell, head of the theater department.

(Nothing chilled the cold fires of my childhood mind like the gorgeous, sinisterly engrossing adult sibling of the Adventure books, "Maze: Solve the World's Most Challenging Puzzle" by Christopher Manson.

The Widow's Lament in Springtime By William Carlos Williams Sorrow is my own yard where the new grass flames as it has flamed often before, but not with the cold fire that closes round me this year.

Aristotle in 382BC and the Roman scholar Pliny the Elder writing three centuries later both observed the effect of fungal bioluminescence when they described the glowing light of the cold "fire" of damp wood.