Sentence examples for fire making from inspiring English sources

"We wanted it to feel very intimate, like you were just sitting round the fire making music.

Then she goes home and sits, naked, in front of a roaring fire, making plans for the future.

The country lies on the Pacific 'ring of fire', making it prone to earthquakes and volcanic activity.

Though the rebels could hear branches snapping under the soldiers' boots, Menoyo told his men to hold fire, making sure that Morgan understood this time.

Newspapers in Lublin had run numerous reports about the Greenpoint fire, making Mr. Kuczera a hometown celebrity for all the wrong reasons.

One of the important duties of an Aztec priest centred on the maintenance of the sacred fire, making sure that it would burn perpetually.

Back at camp, we whittled wood to make fire-making implements.

When woodcutting always get your fire-making up to so when you get a full bag of logs you just burn them.

Hey Superbowl Guy, did you think to learn how to make fire before you came? (And Marty, shirtless, watching the fire-making, was adding to the heat by displaying a body any of the younger men would have been proud to have at 28, let alone 48. Marty, call me. I'll do you).

Stéphen Chauvet reports that, Orliac has observed that the deep black indention, about 10 cm long, on lines 5 and 6 of the recto of tablet H is a groove made by the rubbing of a fire stick, showing that tablet H had been used for fire-making.

As the global climate shifted at the end of the last ice age, some 10,000 years ago, humans put their fire-making skills to great use, blazing a trail across continents to clear trees for grazing and agriculture, enabling societies to develop from hunter-gatherers to rooted civilizations that produced complex technologies.