Sentence examples for fire make from inspiring English sources
That plus her passion and fire make her an opponent you definitely have to contend with".
I love an excuse to light a fire, make soup, and wear thick socks around the house.
Regular evening barbecues and music round the fire make this the jolly high-mountain stay you might hope for but don't always find.
The inevitable smoke and fire make finding targets that much harder: every shot can hit a civilian, and every mortar shell destroys someone's home.
She describes one domestic routine of her marriage: John would rise in the morning, build a fire, make breakfast for their young daughter, Quintana, and take her to school.
Sitting in a leafy garden with a pool and barbecue area, the villa is unusually cosy for a beachside hotel, and its library and log fire make it an appealing out-of-season option.
Holding fire makes more sense.
The fire made national news.
The fire made it through the night, as did we.
The fire made for a surreal scene outside, where courthouse evacuees mixed with rap fans.
The country lies on the Pacific 'ring of fire', making it prone to earthquakes and volcanic activity.
