Sentence examples for fire inspired from inspiring English sources

The design of the contest was built around the motto "Light your fire!", inspired by the nickname of Azerbaijan itself, "Land of Fire".

Mr Martus, 49, who was born in St Petersburg, Russia, said the devastating fire inspired him to launch the project.

Martin, whose book series A Song of Ice and Fire inspired the TV show, told the New York Times: "An artist has an obligation to tell the truth.

I questioned the popular view, as expressed in a documentary by Ric Burns, that the 1911 fire inspired "epoch making" reforms protecting "hapless" workers against "nightmarish" exploitation by employers.

His citation hails his "repeated courage at pivotal moments" saying his "cool head under fierce fire inspired his men to succeed when the odds were most against them".

Dwight's reinterpretation of "We Didn't Start the Fire" inspired fans of the office to make their own song parodies.

Nicki Minaj has cited Spears as a major influence on her career, and commented, "the fact that she came back out with just so much fire inspires me, and it inspires young women and people all over the world.

Author Stephen Kelman's novel Man On Fire was inspired by his friendship with Bibhuti Nayak, an Indian martial artist.

By Deborah Treisman September 6, 2013 Your story in this week's issue, "By Fire," was inspired by the true story of Mohamed Bouazizi, a Tunisian man whose death, in 2010, helped to trigger the Arab Spring.

Your story in this week's issue, "By Fire," was inspired by the true story of Mohamed Bouazizi, a Tunisian man whose death, in 2010, helped to trigger the Arab Spring.

Classifying the massacre as a terrorist act, the Federal Bureau of Investigation FBII) had said it believes that the couple, who were killed in a shootout with police a few hours after they opened fire, were inspired by foreign terrorist organizations.