Sentence examples for feel of fire from inspiring English sources
The world, it seems, is ready for this take on gay culture: one that evokes the hedonistic feel of Fire Island, rather than the cosy camp of Graham Norton or Alan Carr.
By Richard Lockridge The New Yorker, February 19 , 1938P. 71 Mrs. North tells her mother to turn off the heat if she felt afraid of fire.
The New Yorker, February 19 , 1938P. 71 Mrs. North tells her mother to turn off the heat if she felt afraid of fire.
To paraphrase Cornel West, we are destined to feel the fire of the African American community's soul so our "intellectual blues" can set others on fire.
Miss Welty, who died Monday at 92, knew the feel of that fire better than almost anyone.
If it manages to get on the national agenda or become a politician's platform then and only then will our three branches of government feel the fire to commit the resources towards those organizations in the U.S. working to prevent, protect and rehabilitate the victims of sex slavery and prosecute domestic child sex traffickers.
"The minute you cross that bridge from Queens"—a passage known as the Bridge of Pain you can feel the fire".
I pre-ordered a Kindle Fire the day that they were announced, even as an Apple fanboy and long-time owner of an iPad and then, more recently, an iPad 2. Do I feel the Fire is "the Edsel of Tablets"?
The assistants, however, stressed that they did not feel the firing of Green was related to race or that Dungy's possible firing would be, either.
He felt the ball of fire in his chest first.
