Sentence examples for fire kind from inspiring English sources

"Then fire kind of came out of the tank," she said.

He's got that fire, and usually that fire kind of goes out the older you get, the more you've accomplished.

Mrs. Clinton is not exactly a "light her hair on fire" kind of candidate, to say the least.

"The author has gone to some lengths to absent himself from the lines and claims to have changed very little to produce what he calls 'a rapid fire kind of poetry', but don't be fooled: Motion's skilful shaping and alterations have resulted in a subtle and magical transformation.

Elmo's Fire" kind of way, without making too much of a fetish of the era.

We saw a bit of a gathering on one side of the road, and as we drove past... there it was, about 20 meters from us and simply on fire, kind of like you would see in the movies -- big flames and all -- and a few people looking on in mild curiosity.

"He has shown himself to be a very cool-under-fire kind of guy".

"Blogging obviously requires a much more rapid-fire kind of creativity; the requisite writing is both shallow and risky.

He will always have the game in which he came off the bench shooting because "that's who I am, I'm a firing kind of player".

Pants on fire: what kind of liar are you?

But Hunt has met Carter's fire in kind.