Sentence examples for fire lighted from inspiring English sources

The fire lighted, our gear in a pile, we settled in.

An oak fire, lighted at 7 o'clock, had produced a fine bed of coals beneath the plump hen turkey that was revolving on a stout spit.

Tracer fire lighted up the sky as the operation began, helicopters crisscrossed the battlefield, and at least one American vehicle was fired upon with a rocket-propelled grenade as American and Iraqi forces converged on Falluja General Hospital.

In the months that followed, the fire lighted by Abu Nidal brought Israel's bombing of Beirut, the P.L.O.'s evacuation of the city and the Palestinian corpses of Sabra and Shatila, massacred by Israel's Christian allies.

At a time when literary sex was still thought of in terms of Molly Bloom's mythopoetical earthiness, Lady Chatterley's inflated lyricism or Henry Miller's grubby adventurism, the Dirty Young Men were trying to make readers see and feel sex as a domesticated form of daemonic possession, as ordinary and dangerous as a fire lighted to clear some brush.

Soon the whole building was enveloped, fire lighting the sky for miles around.

But the fire lit up her face and the heat melted away some of the mud.

In the room beyond there was a low fire lit in the tiny tin fireplace.

From the bush, Sanderson saw two balls of fire lighting up the night sky.

Strindberg's play wasn't just dusted down – it had a fire lit under it.

Last Christmas I was alone in my kitchen, the fire lit – I love having a fire in the kitchen.