Sentence examples for fire bright from inspiring English sources

Mabrel's wish for no drama is, of course, an ironic comment on what is about to happen and what Collette wants: for us all to gather around that lovely communal fire, bright with tales.

Done correctly, this will make the flames at the base of the fire brightest, giving the impression that the fire is glowing with intensity.

He fired bright pulses from a photographer's flash lamp to excite chromium atoms in a crystal of synthetic ruby, a material he chose because he had studied carefully how it absorbed and emitted light and calculated that it should work as a laser.

On her death in 2012, her life as an activist, short and fire-bright, was celebrated by everyone from Kathleen Hanna to Kate Millett.

"If you can't find a way to help your daughter, your lovely fire-bright girl who thrills and confounds you … then you've failed at the most important task you've ever been given," Alexandra tells herself.

He lowered the bow to look at me, his eyes flashing with cold flame brighter than the fire.

So what keeps the fire burning bright?

This form of fire is "bright, white, round, and visible from afar".

Arcade Fire burn bright as Reading finds its feet again Click on the image on the right to launch the Gallery.

(For those leery of sleeping while fire burns bright, the meat could be cooked throughout the day and enjoyed as a late dinner about the same time the holiday fireworks wrap up, or even refrigerated until the following day, to be reheated in the oven).

For my parents and their generation, Yuri Gagarin's first orbit 50 years ago today – followed only eight years later by Neil Armstrong's first step on the moon – ignited their imagination with a fire so bright that the stories they told inspired my own love of space as a child.