Sentence examples for fiery mix from inspiring English sources

That's it.' " Reaction at the Bolshoi Theater was a fiery mix of shock and dismay.

Cubes of silky bean curd act as crucial moments of calm in a wet, fiery mix of garlic, Thai chili peppers and, well, minced pork.

There's a choice of chicken, pork or beef larb; I prefer the minced beef version, mingled with scallions, onions, cilantro, other herbs, rice powder and chili powder, a fiery mix of compatible ingredients served on a bed of iceberg lettuce.

Rum and politics have made a fiery mix since America's earliest days, when a young politician named George Washington won election to the House of Burgesses in colonial Virginia with the help of spiked punch at the polls.

As the region's premier gelato parlor, the shop draws local cognoscenti and distant pilgrims to taste flavors ranging from the conventional (chocolate, coffee, pistachio) to the creative (panacotta, mille-feuille) to the kooky (a fiery mix of chocolate and red chile pepper).

I watched as a teenage sous chef poured melted butter over the raw meat, warmed it in a wok (meat slightly warmed like this is called leb leb) and sprinkled it with a bright orange powder known as mit mita, a fiery mix of red pepper, mustard seed and salt.

This fiery family mixes up the old and new generations of Ewings which allows you to either renew your love for this classic or become a brand new fan!

Mandela's fiery passion mixed with his ability to make peace distinguished him as a leader willing to make sacrifices, a leader who improved the lives of his many South African sons and daughters, and the sons and daughters he influenced around the world.

At his evening town meeting in Lebanon,  Mr. Romney faced a fiery crowd — a mix of independents, Republicans, Democrats and staunch supporters of President Obama — but he parried with them and sought to turn the focus back to the president.

In addition, David Brat, described as a "commanding orator who mixes fiery rhetoric with academic references and self-depreciating humor," wants a balanced-budget amendment, a "fair or flat tax," and is opposed to federal educational programs such as "No Child Left Behind".

Arepas are served with two sauces, a fiery chipotle and a mix of cilantro, garlic and other herbs called guasacaca.