Sentence examples for fire hurts from inspiring English sources
"They are — if you'll excuse the platitude — like a child who doesn't believe that fire hurts, until he burns himself.
The extremely close-knit nature of Gloucester City, a blue-collar town just across the Delaware River from Philadelphia, is both its main source of strength and the reason that Thursday's fire hurts so much more.
Remember, fire hurts you a lot more than before, and the sun also damages you.
BROOKLYN: FIRE HURTS 2 CHILDREN -- Two sisters were critically injured when a fire broke out in their second-floor apartment in Ocean Hill early yesterday morning, police and fire officials said.
For not only was the activity largely pointless - few of the bombs came close to their targets, and were more dangerous to those who threw them - but the inevitable return of Israeli fire hurt far more of the children.
Instead of adding more fuel to the fire (hurting your own body, your own life) shift yourself into the breezy, relaxed groove of Larry David's walk.
Grace is like water on the fire of hurts, mistakes, misunderstandings, oversights, insensitivities, unkindness, thoughtlessness...You see where I'm going with this, yes?
If you know, as a firefighter, how to act on a fire, how to approach it, this and that, I mean you're, yeah, fire can hurt you.
His civilianization of fire headquarters hurt us immeasurably.
The fire also hurt a host of small and independent film distributors, among them BFI, Artificial Eye, Metrodome and Dogwoof.
Regulators later declared the cars to be as safe as gasoline-powered cars, but the fire nonetheless hurt Volt sales.
