Sentence examples for fire built from inspiring English sources

"We would like to do something, but we can't do anything," Mr. Song said as he sat with neighbors around an outdoor fire built by the village leader in his backyard.

This lean-to had everything: wool blankets and mattresses, a curtain to pull across the front, a fire built and lighted by lodge attendants and a spectacular lake in front.

The Arcade Fire built its following both in the time-tested way — incessant touring that carried it from house parties to giant festivals — and through the 21st-century word of mouth that multiplies across the Internet, where rave album reviews and euphoric concert reactions made the group a nearly instant sensation.

I suppose I'd had visions all those years of somebody standing for hours in front of a fire built of wood that is found only in some remote part of Basilicata — the way a barbecue perfectionist tends the fire of hand-hewn hickory which is gradually bringing his brisket to perfection.

Few, perhaps, are as lyrical as Mr. Paget in describing the pleasures of a fire built with what is known in the trade as meticulous or specialty wood -- from sweet-smelling cherry and apple to nutty hickory and fuels like assertive peat.

And the deed is so consummately stunning it upsets our notion of the cranky naturalist who nodded at every pine needle he met and, one year after the fire, built his cabin near bucolic Walden Pond "to front," as he said, "only the essential facts of life".

So I wasn't very interested in watching a show about people trying to figure out how to start a fire, build shelters, knock down coconuts or spear fish.

"You can rapid fire build a health profile about yourself," says Stride Health co-founder Noah Lang.

They were: build a fire, build a shelter, and gather water.

See the reddish orange glow illuminating the lifeguard stand nearby, feel the heat on your legs and body as the fire builds.

Classic rock mixed with the smell of smoke from fires built for warmth and for grilling.