Sentence examples for cook fire from inspiring English sources

Then they did chores: cooking, bringing in supplies, chopping kindling for the cook fire, or lugging sacks of sand to spread on pathways to dry out the jungle mud.

They had their own cook fire outdoors, and seldom mixed with the other soldiers.

He spilled the food near the cook fire and apologized to the guards, telling them he'd knocked over the pot.

The gravitational field of the cook fire seems to have enlarged our little community, so Jenny sets a few more places at the big table.

The violence at this spectacular, top-of-the-world setting was jarring the wood they were fighting over was for our evening's cook fire.

That evening, Corcoran stopped by the cook fire, where Spera's A.N.A. corps commander, a pleasant-faced young man named Mohammed Hamid Agar, sat warming his hands.

In family compounds, the women pounded grain with mortars and pestles, and fed cook fires with kindling or charcoal.

The daily routine of inhaling toxic fumes is exacerbated by the long blow pipes that women use to keep cook fires burning.

On this second path, the cook fires up a backyard grill to approximate the smoky flavor of traditional restaurant bulgogis, where diners cook the meat themselves over tabletop braziers loaded with glowing charcoal.

Except for the absence of roadside-shanty shops, there is little noticeable difference between its interior and the rest of the city; soldiers and civilians move around on foot, and there are laundry lines and cook fires everywhere.

In "The Songs of the Kings," his modern retelling of Euripides' play, the Booker Prize-winning English writer Barry Unsworth opens the action in the Greek camp with detail so precise you can almost smell the cook fires.