Sentence examples for fire lay from inspiring English sources

"A thick drop of sunlight seethed in a glass paperweight on a low table"; "Light from the fire lay along his jaw like a polished, dark-pink scar".

Standing in the smoky ruins of the town of Paradise, Calif., last weekend, President Trump suggested that the cause of the fire lay, to some degree, in the forests surrounding the town being improperly maintained.

The remains of a fire lay nearby.

"There's something about these folks who use little black and brown children as stage props at one press conference while announcing they want to fire, lay off or lock up their parents at another".

And in those 48 hours (amidst watching our very public admissions about what goes on behind the closed doors of our bedroom) waiting for the results to determine what type of mass was on my ovary I learned that love -- true, gut-wrenching, walk through fire, lay down everything for someone love -- is simply just holding their hand.

For a long-lasting fire: Lay the kindling criss-cross, then criss-cross the firewood over the kindling.

Fire is an indissoluble component of ecosystems, however quantifying the effects of fire on vegetation is a challenging task as fire lies outside the typical experimental design attributes.

The town of Sidi Bouzid, where the recent revolt started when a vendor of fruit and vegetables set himself on fire, lies just beyond Scipio's line.

Even common-sense reforms by management, such as employee background checks or the ability to fire lying safety inspectors, are blocked in litigation by the union.

"The way that he went about setting the fire, lying awake and waiting until his father was snoring and his mother was settled, shows he knew what he was doing was wrong," Dr. Russell Barton, a psychiatrist from Rochester, testified.

PolitiFact has chronicled 19 "pants on fire" lies by Mr. Romney and 7 by Mr. Obama since 2007, but Mr. Romney's whoppers have been qualitatively far worse: the "apology tour," the "government takeover of health care," the "$4,000 tax hike on middle class families," the gutting of welfare-to-work rules, the shipment by Chrysler of jobs from Ohio to China.