Sentence examples for fire cloth from inspiring English sources

Living members of the community still retain personal knowledge of such traditional skills as working flint and stone and the making of fire, cloth, and pottery.

Fedkiw and his colleagues have designed a C++ code library for Physics Based Modelling (PhysBAM http://physbam.stanford.edu) that facilitates the creation of better special effects for movies, including water, smoke, fire, cloth, rigid bodies and deformable bodies.

The poems in Jeffrey Harrison's new collection, FEEDING THE FIRE (Sarabande, cloth, $20.95; paper, $12.95), chronicle our growth from the cluelessness of childhood to that slightly greater state of awareness called adult life.

They consisted of multiple layers – from a mesh of coolant pipes near the body to a tough outer protective suit of fire-proof Teflon cloth.

Whereas the control cloth caught fire and burnt completely within 15 s.

Lectures on the danger of fire from lightbulb-scorched cloth, reminders of the waste, not to mention the discomfort of keeping the room temperature at 96 degrees -- all these arguments sometimes cause him to back off, but just a little ("O.K., how about 94 degrees? It'll add an extra hour on these socks, though").

If the hole is too large, air may enter the tin and set the cloth on fire, burning it to ash instead of char cloth.

It's there waiting, like a roaring fire or that terry-cloth robe with the lipstick stains or that certain voice you can neither remember nor forget.

I ran out and saw he was lying down bleeding and his cloths on fire," Kwon was quoted as saying by the police.

"Or it was insensate and violent: cloth ripping, artillery fire, a grand piano falling from a second-storey window".

The spare, effective contemporary staging is rich with symbolic touches, including fire and a billowing dark cloth that evokes psychic distress.