Sentence examples for fire made of from inspiring English sources

"What I hope is, no Arabs," he said, as a fire made of brambles and olive branches crackled nearby.

A few miles away, a group of Uzbek refugees huddled in a dirt field around a fire made of dead cotton bushes.

Unfortunately, this may have been caused by a large fire made of benefit records, as we are moving to a paperless on-line arrangement for our new PIP (Persistus In Povertius) and Universale Fidei***** systems.

Girl students tended to bear the hunger, but the boys couldn't take it and would secretly steal a chicken from another work unit and cook it over a fire made of straw.

Others are living on stale bread and tea, heated on fires made out of pieces of wood and cartons collected on the street.When the electricity supply briefly comes back on, people rush for their phone chargers.

Cases of talibés being crushed in traffic while begging are frequently reported in the local news media, but the number of deaths in the fire made it one of the worst accidents involving the boys in recent years.

The basement originally housed slave quarters and the kitchen; the hazard of fire made it unusual for houses of the period to include a kitchen, but because of Camak House's brick construction the risk was thought to be low.

The blast and scorch of the burning ball singed all his eyebrows and eyelids, and the fire made the roots of his eye crackle.

Cochrane and his colleagues found that each previous fire made an area of forest more likely to burn again, with greater severity than the time before.

Headlines read: "A Factory Fire Made Her U.S. Secretary of Labor".

That paella expert in Spain will teach you how to control a fire made from the wood of orange trees.