Sentence examples similar to fire exposition from inspiring English sources
Further, any intervals between fights are filled either with slapstick comedy or rapid-fire exposition, so as to cram in the extravagantly complex plotlines.
On it clomps, chainmail leggings round its ankles, firing catapults of flaming exposition at every surface as viewers scatter like screaming ants.
After the C&A's assets were acquired by the Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR) in 1871, the PRR refurbished and operated the locomotive a few times for public displays: it was fired up for the Centennial Exposition in 1876 and again for the National Railway Appliance Exhibition in 1883.
In 1901 she appeared at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, New York, but was fired for her erratic behaviour and alcoholism.
Records are unclear if 40 or 45 horses were imported for the exposition, but seven died in a fire shortly after arrival.
How often do blockbusters deliver their key exposition by means of a pair of exploding glasses fired from a rocket?
Plenty resisted the trend and Bismarck's "iron and blood" exposition of his realpolitik ambitions in 1862 nearly got him fired before he started.
Opening just a few years before the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition, the 400-room hotel was advertised as "an absolutely fire-proof building and a finished hotel second to no other".
Often wrongly attributed to Winston Churchill, this observation originated with Daniel Hudson Burnham, the noted Chicago architect who designed the 1893 World Exposition and before that helped rebuild the Windy City after its disastrous 1871 fire.
Deliberately coming onstage for the second act while some audience members are still returning to their seats, he takes aim and fires at them: "Hurry back in, now; you don't want to miss the exposition.
