Sentence examples for fire for a while from inspiring English sources

Sally sat in front of her television watching coverage of the fire for a while.

"We're going to be living with this fire for a while," said Kimberly Schlenker of the Gallatin National Forest.

For whatever reason, I have always been the person who sets everything on fire". For a while, she was estranged from her family.

And it is not difficult to imagine a situation in which the writers hold fire for a while, and Mr. Roth and his fellows show up at the bargaining table to settle a new contract well in advance of their own expiration date, which matches that of the Actors Guild, next June 30.

We know what they are to a large extent so that will eventually have to come to a resolution, but for now, I think that no gasoline has been thrown on the fire for a while.

If a mildly pretentious chat in a cinema helps rekindle their fires for a while, I'm all for it.

El Niño could bring wetter and cooler weather to this region, reducing the number and severity of fires for a while.

"The batting unit hasn't fired for a while now," he said after his side's eight-wicket loss to Worcestershire.

The guns ceased firing for a while, and the man came into the batteries: he proved to be a Ghoorkha, whose lower jaw had been shattered by a cannon shot, and who came thus frankly to solicit assistance from his enemy.

"Ken Lewis has been under fire for quite a while, and a lot of things can be changing at the top end of that organization.

Among the risers luxury goods group Burberry bounced 25.9p to 502.5p after reported comments from chief executive Angela Ahrendts at London Fashion Week indicating that "the UK business has been on fire for quite a while now".