Sentence examples for evil fire from inspiring English sources
An evil fire crackles beneath him.
She contributed lyrics to several of the band's songs, including "Debbie Denise" (inspired by her poem "In Remembrance of Debbie Denise"), "Baby Ice Dog", "Career of Evil", "Fire of Unknown Origin", "The Revenge of Vera Gemini" (on which she performs duet vocals), and "Shooting Shark".
In Western myths, dragons are typically evil, fire-breathing creatures that should be slain.
He is accused of "inciting evil winds" and "lighting evil fires" through visits to restive regions like Tibet and Xinjiang, and of being a "guide dog" for Chen Guangcheng, a blind activist whose asylum in America he engineered.
Like so many American film-makers before him, he seems to be pleading wistfully for a world in which you can simply confront evil, open fire and sling the corpse behind your saddle.
"You can't get rid of evil without fire".
This story is about an evil Count, fires, dead parents and clever children; Violet, Klaus and Sunny Baudelaire.
Sometimes, however, a god (Agni, the evil-devouring fire, or Varuna, the god of order, whose role included punishing and fettering the "sinner") was invoked to forgive the neglect or transgression or to release the sinner from its concrete results.
By exploring the economic system of capitalism as an evil, Moore fires a salvo into the heart of America's social machine.
In form, "Blow" resembles Scorsese's "GoodFellas," but this is a "GoodFellas" without spirit, honesty, or inner acquaintance with evil — without the fire of talent.
