Sentence examples for fire hearth from inspiring English sources
The Mass will begin outside with the blessing of the fire at the Easter Fire Hearth on the Plaza.
NEW DELHI — In tens of millions of homes in rural India, the kitchen is a cramped space with walls blackened by soot from open fire hearths.
Moreover, Philolaus calls the central fire "the hearth," whose positive connotations as the religious center of the house and state are hard to reconcile with its being the place of punishment, Tartarus.
The discipline of stillness is the fire's hearth.
Inspect the fire box (hearth) for cracks, damaged sheet metal (for inserts) and other hazards.
Also at 400 kya there is the first convincing evidence of two other innovations: the domestication of fire in hearths and the construction of artificial shelters.
(These, Mr. Garfield points out, were said to be produced at steel factories in Sheffield at the rate of half a million a week in 1859 and brought the wearer a risk of rheumatism from drafts and setting herself on fire near hearths and candles).
In some places, notably Scotland and Ireland, all fires in hearths across the village were extinguished before the ceremony, and afterwards embers of the bonfires were carried to every home to reignite the home fires.
They fought the wolves for the hearth fire".
