Sentence examples for fiery points from inspiring English sources
To one side, where a high-strung neighbor had been — a chipper, distracting presence — there was nothing but the blackness of space, and, beneath that, fiery points of light and a flaming fireball.
Mosquitoes would plane through the hot air as Aristide -- bug-eyed behind his enormous glasses -- made fiery points about economic oppression and the future enfranchisement of Haiti's illiterate majority while a crowd of orphans and widows and youth leaders and foreign journalists stood talking just outside the door, waiting their turn.
CEO Gina Bianchini wrote a fiery point-by-point comparison of the two services earlier this week – Flux disputes some of the facts.
Scott had made the extraordinary claim in the wake of Friday night's fiery nine-point loss to Hawthorn.
Appearing to read from a script that misquoted Mr. Obama, Mr. Doocy said to Mr. Romney, "He had some fiery rhetoric pointed at you yesterday.
Debussy was one of several composers on the mind of Gabriela Ortiz from Mexico, when she composed her "Estudios Entre Preludios" (1998): her gentle-voiced, gracefully flowing preludes are homages to Debussy and Takemitsu, and her more fiery, rhythmically pointed and occasionally pugilistic études pay tribute to Bartok and Ligeti.
KFC stands for Korean fried cauliflower, a fiery, ketchupy exclamation point of a dish.
And while fiery is the point of the wing's very existence, it should neither burn your mouth nor hit the colour chart at Cheeto-orange.
On Wednesday, Dahe Bao, a newspaper in Henan Province, posted on the Internet a fiery editorial that pointed to misbehavior by government officials as the root cause of the problem.
A happy, perky, fiery red head!
The indefatigable Ms. Whelan and Damian Woetzel provided its high point with fiery, virtuosic performances in the Gypsy-theme finale.
