Sentence examples for everything to fire from inspiring English sources

Heraclitus, with his reduction of everything to fire, is the token monist; Empedocles, with his four elements, represents finite pluralism; and Anaxagoras, read through the lens of Aristotelian doxography as making all the 'homoeomerous' or 'like-parted' stuffs the elements, is treated as fundamentally sui generis.

"We need to do everything we can to fire up the engine of the British economy," said Cameron in an interview on The Andrew Marr Show.

Everything you touch turns to fire".

Informal transactions make up at least sixty per cent of economic activity; at stoplights and on highways, crowds of boys as young as eight hawk everything from cell phones to fire extinguishers.

And this is the poster-child smart city, perfused in electronic infrastructure, interlaced with high-speed data fibres, and peppered with sensors that monitor everything from traffic conditions to fire alarms.

In 1993, he lost everything to a fire at the bar next door.

When it comes to fire, we hand everything over to the firefighters".

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And what of the California families who will lose everything to these fires, and the small businesses that might not make ends meet because tourists are staying away?

You'll quickly move up from firing rocks to firing everything from live animals to explosives, with a few special weapons tucked in for good measure.

Glenda confesses everything to him: getting him fired and lying about the Cadillac, after which she tears up their contract, before convincing him to return for the broadcast.