Sentence examples for fire in the spring from inspiring English sources
WITHIN singeing distance of a wind-whipped prairie fire in the spring, the Scottish artist Andy Goldsworthy huddled over camera and tripod, shooting frame after frame of his fieldstone sculpture.
Mr. Raffarin had already come under fire in the spring because of his efforts to overhaul the laws governing several areas of French public service, including health care, driven by the need to scale back government spending in the face of a sluggish economy.
This cottage-sized contraption will be next to our buried kiln when we fire in the spring.
"He just caught fire in the second half," Szczerbiak said.
About 90 cars have been set on fire in the past two weeks alone.
The last remnants of the pier disappeared in a fire in the 1980's.
Thousands of records, handwritten in ledgers, were lost in a fire in the 1970s.
It was the mine's second serious fire in the past two years.
"He just caught fire in the second half and was making shots that were incredible.
The administration again came under fire in the fall of 1957 for an economic recession that lasted through the following summer.
