Sentence examples for consuming fire from inspiring English sources

Fill me with consuming fire for them; to my life's muzzle, cram me with your own intent.

The efficient rage of consuming fire, the handfuls of fawn ash, which she had scattered, as she had promised, in the hurrying foam of a Yorkshire beck.

As played by Barrie Rutter, the founder and artistic director of the Northern Broadsides Theater (where this production originated), the old man has the concentrated, consuming fire of one of his factory's furnaces.

Dante sees sinners forever unconsumed in consuming fire, forever scratching the scabs from their flesh, forever metamorphosing into snakes and lizards, forever upside down in filthy holes, forever brushing off burning embers that sift constantly down onto searing sand.

If we can't find it in ourselves, we'll have to pile up some kindling and nurture the first tiny flickers into a consuming fire in our bellies.

As you pass through the fire your right hand waving there are things you have to throw out That caustic dread inside your head will never help you out You have to be very strong 'cause you'll start from zero over and over again And as the smoke clears there's an all consuming fire lying straight ahead.

Consuming fires, Turner seems to have thought, were just the medium through which the country had to pass to come to a new national life.

Simulated impacts of reduced water levels, increased intensity of drought, and increased frequency of dry season/soil consuming fires on these feedback mechanisms result in the decline and disappearance of tree islands on the landscape.

The 27th's colonel, Silas Colgrove, believed they exchanged fire for over two hours, standing on open ground before a "withering, consuming blast".

When people see the news images of this slaughter and its consuming fires -- smoke billowing out of the green hollows of Cumbria and Devon, smoke tainted by the smell of burning flesh -- they don't think back to the foot-and-mouth outbreak that hit Britain in 1967.

What an infantile word for a ball of all-consuming fire.