Sentence examples for fire comes from from inspiring English sources
The classic brief account of the conditions that have set Southern California on fire comes from Joan Didion.
Jillionaire was born in Trinidad, while Walshy Fire comes from Jamaica, the younger brother of cricket legend Courtney Walsh.
Much of the Dodgers focus is on its young, powerful outfield and Ted Keith writes on SI.com that much of the team's fire comes from Andre Ethier.
Slight and spry, Bell is a surprising choice, perhaps, for a sword-clanging drama – a far cry from Sparta – but Esca's fire comes from the fact that his parents had been slaughtered by Romans.
At Links Hall at the corner of Clark and Newport, the fire comes from a dozen candles; the music comes from a variety of percussion instruments used to create hypnotic improvised symphonies — not a horn or a viol or a keyboard in sight.
While Grandma benefits from magnificent performances by Tomlin and Sam Elliott (as an old flame from her hippie-houseboat days), the fiercest fire comes from Marcia Gay Harden as Elle's daughter (and Sage's mother), Judy.
