Sentence examples for fire actor from inspiring English sources

Some famous voices were heard in the episode, including that of Nigel Havers, the Chariots of Fire actor, and Catherine Tate, star of Doctor Who.

For the finale, the pair performed "It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)." Notable names in attendance included designer Alexander Wang as well as "Chicago Fire" actor Taylor Kinney.

For Trump's decision to fire actor Busey instead of rock singer Meat Loaf from his TV show earlier this month, Obama quipped: "These are the types of decisions that would keep me up at night.

Obama's best joke — that Trump's move to "fire" actor Gary Busey from "Celebrity Apprentice" was the type of decision "that would keep me up at night" — felt especially telling the following night, when the world discovered that, even as the president spoke, he already had ordered the attack that killed Osama bin Laden.

It was a production that magnificently displayed Mr Brook's powers of stage invention, with rings of fire, actors from two dozen nations and titanic scenes of war.Mr Brook has always been a man of diverse interests, and in his 50s and 60s he became fascinated by neurology.

Find 'Chicago Fire' actors on stage this summer.

Find 'Chicago Fire' actors on stage this summer.  .  .

'Empire' stars return to Chicago to begin filming Season 3. Find 'Chicago Fire' actors on stage this summer.  .  .  .

Georgina Campbell, who won a Bafta for BBC3's Murdered by My Boyfriend, Home Fires actor Mark Bazeley and Merlin's Sarah Parish will also join the cast, with Arthur Darvill returning as vicar Paul Coates and Carolyn Pickles reprising her role as newspaper editor Maggie Radcliffe.

He lived there until his death in 1976 as a "living symbol of forest fire prevention" and "an honest to goodness reminder of the danger of forest fires," actor William Boyd (known for playing the cowboy Hopalong Cassidy) said in a 1953 short film on the cub.

There's a lot of fear in Hollywood: Executives are afraid of losing their jobs; networks are afraid of losing advertising revenue; writers are afraid of getting fired; actors are afraid of losing fans.