Sentence examples for fire moment from inspiring English sources

Is the "Chariots of Fire" moment no more than a relic of pre-Nike history?

I hope it's a Chariots of Fire moment but if not and it's 12 Years, Gravity or American Hustle, I'll be standing and cheering for them anyway.

The lights must remain on has been the political refrain of the past week, like some kind of primal bringing of the fire moment.

The first one is connected with the critical temperature of steel; whereas, the second directly with the fire moment (in time units) when member carrying capacity, reduced in high temperature, becomes insufficient.

Instead of constantly indulging in these bargains I wonder why we, as consumers, can't provide the backbone for Bangladesh to have their Triangle Factory Fire moment?

The CNN crew members say they were already in detention when four people set themselves on fire, moments after the first one lighted himself.

Here, Geoffrey Ashe notes in his 1974 history of the Hell-Fire moment, was the "casting-off of restraint" that the club stood for, "blossoming outside gentlemanly confines as a mass frenzy".

Even if it rains at Christmas, or if it snows, blows, hails or darkens the Earth altogether, it will be fine: it's a log-fire moment, a sofa day, roast-turkey-dripping-in-hot-savoury-gravy day, children dribbling over new toys, parents sighing with relief… I love every moment.

Eventually, royalties were lowered, and Westergren the current debate isn't as much of a "hair-on-fire moment".

Whoever hoisted the table is gone, fired moments before.

The spot began with Andy Litinsky, fired moments before by Donald J. Trump, holding a can of Pepsi Edge as he sat in a taxicab.