Sentence examples for fire colour from inspiring English sources

When, in the very first paragraph of Fire Colour One, Iris lights the "great big fire" at her father's funeral, causing her family to "gulp for air like landed fish", I was mesmerised at once.

I can't quite name what, but the artistic edge that the book had added something quite special to Fire Colour One, and if it's not the title (based on Yves Klein's Fire Color One), then it's definitely something.

No such harmonies in Jenny Valentine's Fire Colour One (HarperCollins, £8.99).

I had to learn how to do that again with Fire Colour One.

Art is a very important theme in your new novel, 'Fire Colour One'.

There's a quote at the very beginning of my new book Fire Colour One.

Artillery fire colours the hill behind the town black, and darkens the sky with grey smoke.

It was the same fire-red colour as her own, which is long and beautiful and natural.

Different colours of enamel meet each other with a neat boundary, which was achieved by firing one colour with a retaining border of gum tragacanth before adding the next.

Then again it is scorched by fire to a colour that evokes dried blood.

Iran's outfits – long blue jackets and orange shirts – also came under fire, with the colour combination compared to a Pelikan eraser.