Sentence examples for fire brought from inspiring English sources

For most of my years at Pratt I've dealt with impermanence, and the fire brought me back to that thought".

But rather than sending a signal, the fire brought tragedy when flames from the burning blanket ignited gasoline.

Late in the game, the Fire brought on CRAIG CAPANO, a 16-year-old rookie midfielder from Hyde Park, N.Y.

Immediately across the street the devastation that the great fire brought to this city is grimly apparent.

The fire brought service to a halt for hours last night on all trains converging on the station.

The heat from the fire brought a flush to her face and made her perfume thicker, headier.

And while fire is breathed – and fire brings death – this song must always have ice.

He said about 135 firefighters battled the three-alarm fire, bringing it under control by 6 20 a.m.

"A really hot fire brings out woody vegetation that deer, birds, and even goats and sheep like to eat," Mr. Kelton said.

Church bells were rung, which usually signified a fire, bringing more people out.

The smell of fire brings back bad memories for Ben, who confesses to Clara that his father was a real barn-burner.