Sentence examples for fire matter from inspiring English sources

Does Arcade Fire matter to most fifty-year-olds?

As he writes at the end of the Physical Monadology, the ether is energetically structured space or "fire matter" (aether seu materia ignis; 1 487.18), woven by elastic bonds (iunctae elasticitates; 1 487.12).

He said sifting through forensic evidence was time-consuming but was necessary to resolve questions about where Officer Lora was when he fired each shot and about the angle of fire, matters that could be critical in a criminal trial.

The power stations, overloaded by million upon pathetic million of hopeless electric fires, broke down continually; not that the fires mattered, since the electricians were mostly out on strike.

He calls this ether "fire-matter" and identifies it as the carrier of warmth and light.

And we're not going to stop managing fire, no matter how unpopular it is.

According to Christina Guerreiro from NILU: "1,700 Norwegians die prematurely every year from being exposed to log fire particulate matter".

The Tagi group is more cooperative but cannot ignite a fire, no matter how hard they rub pieces of wood together.

It is also important to recognize that reputation under fire does matter — which, of course, is why Coughlin has given and will continue to give Manning his fourth-quarter freedom and why Manning should have known better than to put the ball up the way he did to an inexperienced receiver against a shutdown defender.

The third important environmental problem in Kullu Valley, Himachal Pradesh, India was forest fire, a matter of concern to the people and the local administration.

Make no mistake about it, your early years as an academic will likely be a baptism under fire no matter how many years you have spent teaching as a graduate student or postdoc.